Bangalis are direct Africans descent

Kemon nacho brother!

@@breezeanonymous6034Every human in the world is direct African descent.

I learned about the kora when I would hear jali in Manchester u.k. It just echoed in the maze of streets and made me fall in love with it.

​@@brandonwiles-n8tpero muchos no lo aceptan , toda la humanidad 👍🏿

He’s taking about everyone’s equality

Evok_RayWen A lovely message.

Yup!

Most Africa traditional music has this effect

That's the beauty of music. It transcends language and culture, speaking to us on a level nothing else quite does, even if we can't understand the words.

She showed it to the whole class to demonstrate this instrument

Cibele , have you listened to Sona Jebarteh ? Check that .

Kora maker : www.kora-manding-harps.com

I'm from Gambia hugs

Irmã, tu és africana sem dúvida. Por essa razão sentes música no fundo do teu ser. Beijinhos. Vê boubacar traoré

One love 🇧🇷

then you should listen to Tata Dindin, he is one of the best Griots to ever touch the Kora! 🙏🏽

Thank you🙂

Thank you so much the instrument name is Kora is for Mandinka ethnic in west Africa specially for the griot of this ethnic myself i belong to

He is singing about respecting people with disabilities. Great song.

Half of the blues derives from this.. (but the pre islamic kora music) the old central western african kora music with the griots=storytellers! The other half is old irish folk music..that blended in the south US melting pot !

@@freebooterbiker you're confusing blues with bluegrass

@@thetitanian5544 im totally not confused ! tell me if you hear anything in african continent traditions that has that slow blues minor twang? Blues is definitelly a music genre that happened from a blend of cultures in the deep south of the us in the begining of this nation !

@@freebooterbiker sure thing give me a moment

@@freebooterbiker kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ra93iJRi09XUfmQ.html

I love it too. From Gambia

Hi! I bought Alhaji Bai konte and the kora to the USA in 1973 - koramusic.net the word you learned is in WOLOF, spoken in Senegal, Gambia and the region. The kora is a Mandinka instrument by origin, and kora griots are Mandinka - they say hello in Mandinka - Kairabe

The language is Wolof

@@mrmister1657 no no no this kora player speaking mandinka my language

I'm sure I've translated it in one of the messages a while. It's about honouring and respecting people with disabilities

Is trying to give a message about disable people,we should not try to emphasize power on them, because is the will of Allah,so we should not look low on them,we are all the same,

@@sunkarymanneh4991 this is one of the many reasons I love Islam. It’s a peaceful, understanding and very beautiful religion!

Me too

@Eliot Thexton as peaceful as christianty, at least.

It's very nice. Do understand what he's singing

@@peacesho Unfortunately not haha

Hi this man is amazing he s speaking local language called mandinka in Gambia the lyrics is disabled people an the normal people are all equal in the eyes of god if I have time I will translate it more to you

Ansu Jatta please do 😊😊

m.alik same story for me bro, im here in germany trying to connect to my fathers side of my family. they all say the very best way is to come to gambia and learn it there with the people! you apparently can get english-mandinkan book guides for learning there, maybe there are some online too for order. nice edits btw ✌🏾🍀

I think it’s Sidiki Diabaté

Landing Jobarteh

Can you please tell me what the song is about? Thanks.

Sidiki Diabaté

@@jennykanura7627 no it’s not

i’ve been looking for his name for so long, i hope he sees how far his art has reached

Mandinka language in the Gambia

Mandinka

He is literally saying , disable people are God creation ,and we witness that it is a God creation ! Don't you feel pity/sad for the cry of a disable? ,let's respect the disable people, give them there due right and respect in the globe . We have neglected the disable, he literally saying they deserved the best of treatment in the world

I can translate word for word but the gist of the song is about having empathy for the disabled. To paraphrase I witness that disability is an act of God, no one should make fun of or abuse them. Give them their rights and treat them with kindness

Here is a rough translation of the lyrics, I have omitted some of the phrases which are repeated through out the song but hope this will make some sense Lang jurkoh mingbe tengting Literally means a disabled person as he or she is. But the more accurate would be the state of a disabled person Allah lo dahreng It's god's creation Nbeh nga sadayo koh Allah la dahreng We all witness it god's creation or doing Lang jurkoh mingbe tengting Allah la dahreng nga sadayo koh Allah la dahreng Paraphrase I witness that being disabled is god's doing Allah la dahreng nga sadayo koh Allah lo taykeh Just another way of framing the previous phrase but it's the same meaning Lang jurkoh la kumboh The cries of a disabled person Ning mayteh balloh far Doesn't this make you feel sad or empathetic? Nga sadayo koh Ning mo Allah la Kerr tea I witness that this is god's doing Lang jurkoh la waarseo The condition of a disabled person Ning mayteh balloh far Doesn't this make you feel sad? Alla nga Lang jurkoh bounga Let's honour the disabled Kneigh lah ygantu dee lah Let's grant them their rights ..... Sorry there's a lot of repetitions but this is the theme of the song.

​@@abs2ray Thank you for the translation! Were you able to figure out what the name of the artist or the song is?

​@@ctusch I'm afraid not😊