When you listen to this , you forget all differences, and just enjoy the music , tinariwen is international, all people from all backgrounds listen to them , and I'm happy they present me as an amazigh man free man of North África, now in spain spreading tamazgha , otalb moha 1.2024
The best Tinariwen album hasn’t been recorded yet. Perhaps it never will be. Because the best Tinariwen music isn’t the music they perform in front of microphones. It’s the music they play at night around the fire, back in their own country, amongst themselves and at their own pace. Having eaten, and drunk their tea, the men bring out their guitars, chat, remember old songs and let the music come. In those moments, the music can become like the fire, free, magical and impossible to stuff into a box. It rises up like a shower of sparks or a state of grace, without premeditation; the momentary manifestation of a friendship, a community, an environment, a history; the revelatory connection with something that belongs only to them, and goes beyond them. Their discography stretching out over the last 17 years, all the tours and the international recognition have changed nothing: Tinariwen are still a desert band, only certain aspects of which the western music industry can ever hope to capture and present. Tinariwen existed long before any of their albums were recorded, and they still exist quite distinct from their discographic dimension. So, the best Tinariwen album doesn’t exist. But it’s still worth trying to go and find it. The story of Amadjar, the ninth Tinariwen album, begins at the end of October 2018, at the Taragalte Festival of nomadic cultures in the Moroccan Sahara. After a concert and a sandstorm, Tinariwen hit the road and head for Mauritania, via southern Morocco, Western Sahara and the Atlantic coast. The destination is important (the band have to set up and record their album there, and hook up with the singer Noura Mint Seymali), but no more so than the journey itself. Tinariwen are joined by their French production team, who arrive in old camper van that’s been converted into a makeshift studio. The journey to Nouakchott, capital of Mauritania, takes a dozen days or so. Every evening, the caravan stops to set up camp and the members of Tinariwen get to work under the stars - a whole lot better than being in a studio after all - to prepare for the recording, talking things through, letting their guitar motifs, thoughts and long buried songs come. Then, during a final camp in the desert around Nouakchott that lasts about fifteen days, to an audience of scorpions, the band record their songs under large tent. In a few live takes, without headphones or effects. The Mauritanian griotte Noura Mint Seymali and her guitarist husband, Jeiche Ould Chigaly, come to throw their musical tradition on the embers lit by Tinariwen - the curling vocals of Noura Mint Seymali on the song ‘Amalouna’ will become a highlight. This nomadic album, recorded in a natural setting, is as close as you can get to Tinariwen. And also, therefore, to the idea that things can evolve: bassist Eyadou plays a lot of acoustic guitar; percussionist Said tries his hand at new instruments; Abdallah exhumes songs that he’s never played on stage with Tinariwen. And that violin that appears on several songs and reminds you of the traditional imzad? It’s actually played by Warren Ellis. The violinist in Nick Cave’s band is one of several western guests on the album. We also hear the mandolin and charango of Micah Nelson (son of the country music giant Willie Nelson, and Neil Young’s guitarist), and the guitars of Stephen O’Malley (Sunn O)))), Cass McCombs and Rodolphe Burger. The album is mixed by Jack White’s buddy Joshua Vance Smith. In the end, Amadjar tells the story of several journeys: the one undertaken to prepare the album, and the one that Tinariwen take between two worlds, theirs and ours, with that constant need to pass from one to the other before coming back to the roots. “I’m in a complete solitude, where thoughts frighten me, and lost in their midst I arose and noticed that I was thirsty and wanted water,” sings Ibrahim on ‘Ténéré Maloulat’, the first song on the album. A return to the source of Tamashek poetry. In the middle of other more political songs, through always desolate, these words express deep distress and survival, but also movement. Amadjar means ‘the unknown visitor’ in Tamashek, the one who seeks hospitality and who’s condemned to an inner exile, within a territory or within himself; just like the members of Tinariwen, who feel at home on the journey, around the fire with a few immutable songs. The best Tinariwen album will never be. But Amadjar is more essential than all the others.
I love everything you wrote ❤️ it gives ppl some understanding of the cause of Tinariwen they’re not just a dancing nomads they are the voice of a nation about to extinct and yet i hope from the production to translate the songs
انا من مصر بسمعكم بقالى اكتر من 7 سنوات.. الميوزك بتاعتكم بتخطف قلبى وعقلى وتخلينى كأنى حر ف الصحراء. انا متضامن مع قضيتكم وكنت مستنيكم فى مصر العام الماضى ولكن انا اعرف ان النظام عندنا منع حفلتكم لأنكم تحاربون من أجل قضيتكم وثورتكم.. عشتم احرار فى كل ربوع الأرض.. تحياتى لكم من أرض الكنانه 🇪🇬
@@almazyassin1829 where is that? I tried to Google it but it would only give me some place in Georgia, USA 🙄. Thanks, Google, but some of us are actually interested in other parts of the world besides the usa.
اغنية تذم خونة القضية الازوادية و توكد أن الثورة لن تنطفى شعلتها ولن تموت و ستتناقلها الأجيال عاشت ازواد حرة مستقلة كل الشكر لاساطيرنا فرقة تيناروين❤️
والله لستم مقيدين والله انتم اخوتنا شرفكم ساطع مثل الشمس واصلكم معروف نحبوكم ونعزوكم وبلا بيكم جزايرنا ماتكمل يارب تقبلونا اخوة وتقبل علينا بلادنا بالخير والله انتم الشق الايسر الي فيه القلب ..عربي طارقي شاوي قبايلي قبلي حمياني نايلي الكل جزايري حر
Блин ... мне так нравится эта незатейливая песенка ... Я её уже пару сотен кругов накрутил ... Гениальное (почти) - просто ... Ещё клип ... прям в пески заводит ... Натурально ! ... Браво ... и удачи , в творениях ваших ... Эх ... Зайду-ка я - ещё на кружок ... ... ... чуть пыли глотну ... Ой ! , горячий песок ...
فخورة اني جزائرية 🇩🇿 هذا الفن الطوارقي في الصحراء الجزائرية مع فنانين من مالي ونيجر اهل الفن انها القارة الجزائرية التنوع الثقافي 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿يا قلبي على الكلمات تنسيك في همومك الموسيقى خيالية
Tinarawine a band make me feel my algerianity make me feel my north African soul thought i understand no word of thamazight Algeria adore you tinarawine tanamirt brothers
Sorry, Tinariwen is not berber music, berber is only one small part of the influences the group has received. They are originally bedouin... Bedouin are desert people inhabiting mainly Arabia in middle east, where as berber are the original people who inhabited north Africa mainly morocco and sourrounding countries
@@RosaRioRade they are Tuareg. Tuareg are the Amazigh (or berber) of the Sahara desert (tenere). I have absolutely nothing against Arabs or Arab culture as a proud Tunisian; they are our cousins now, we have shared history, beliefs and blood. However it is safe to say that there is no Arab influence on Tinariwen's music. Solely African vibes. Also, bedouin is a morphology of the word بدو "bedou" in Arabic which means nomadic people of the Arab peninsula...
@@Hatem.Naidja dude I didn't say the band is Moroccan chill bro and they are from Mali if you are strongly believing that they are Algerians then you've never got the meaning of their music
It's really rare to find such great music. There's nothing better than feeling the rhythm of Tinariwen's music and flowing with it. Hats off,gentlemen! ❤️
It’s nice to hear the ladies on the chorus again. I remember the first song I ever heard by Tinariwen, was “Tahult in.” I thought it was kids singing the chorus at first till I actually got to listening to more of there music.✊🏾
This reminds me of a mix of blues, Southern Rock and Native American drumming and chant ! Very cool sounds when combined all together! You guys are just so good!!
@@omarerr5759 ruclips.net/video/d4QkYK6HJ-0/видео.html الازواد يطابون بي ارضهم( كيدال) من مالي ليس الجزائر يا اخي هم يتعلمون و يعيشون في الجزائر و الجزائر تساندهم على ان يكون حل وسط بينهم و بين حكومة مالي
انا أمازيغي من تيزي وزو كان حلمي زيارة تمنغاست و حالفني الحظ عندما كنت في الجيش خدمت في الحدود النيجيرية الجزائرية على بعد 200 كم على عين قزام احببت تمنغاست و الطوارق اللذين صادفتهم في ازفون هم من عرفوني بتيناريون كنت دائما اسمع أغانيهم عندما كنت في الجيش رغم كل تلك الظروف المزرية لكن احببت تمنغاست تلك الارض ألأمازيغية
Magnífico grupo Tinariwen. Desde la primera canción que les escuché hace dos meses, no ha habido día que no les haya oído alguna canción. Además, me han abierto el campo musical a otros grupos de música bereber. Larga vida a la ya dilatada y premiada carrera musical de Tinariwen
@@AMSA_318 ليس هناك تماشق في جزائر مجرد ادعاء , ثم تكوين جزائر من طرف استعمار من سرقة دول أفريقية مثل نيجر مالي المغرب موريتانيا , عندما كانو لاجئين طوارق في حدود ليبيا و جزائر لم تمد لهم جزائر يد مساعدة
A pretty guuud vibes when it comes from our dearest imazighen brothers nd sisters..hail fron the aures....you shall lead the movement ..with ur sublime lyrics nd guidness....luuuuuuuuuv it ........tanmirth
Greetings! I'm a 7th Grade Science teacher in Massachusetts (USA), who until recently was teaching 100% remotely due to coronavirus (2 weeks ago, some students began coming to school). During this time I've been giving my students a tour of modern African music, one country each day. I play the music in the background for the first few minutes while they do an opening task to get them ready for the lesson. I've been a big fan of Tinariwen for quite some time, so there was no doubt I would feature them for Mali. I told them that if they listen closely they can hear the desert in the music. It's a truly phenomenal song - thanks for making it!
When you listen to this , you forget all differences, and just enjoy the music , tinariwen is international, all people from all backgrounds listen to them , and I'm happy they present me as an amazigh man free man of North África, now in spain spreading tamazgha , otalb moha 1.2024
The best Tinariwen album hasn’t been recorded yet. Perhaps it never will be. Because the best Tinariwen music isn’t the music they perform in front of microphones. It’s the music they play at night around the fire, back in their own country, amongst themselves and at their own pace. Having eaten, and drunk their tea, the men bring out their guitars, chat, remember old songs and let the music come. In those moments, the music can become like the fire, free, magical and impossible to stuff into a box. It rises up like a shower of sparks or a state of grace, without premeditation; the momentary manifestation of a friendship, a community, an environment, a history; the revelatory connection with something that belongs only to them, and goes beyond them. Their discography stretching out over the last 17 years, all the tours and the international recognition have changed nothing: Tinariwen are still a desert band, only certain aspects of which the western music industry can ever hope to capture and present. Tinariwen existed long before any of their albums were recorded, and they still exist quite distinct from their discographic dimension. So, the best Tinariwen album doesn’t exist. But it’s still worth trying to go and find it.
The story of Amadjar, the ninth Tinariwen album, begins at the end of October 2018, at the Taragalte Festival of nomadic cultures in the Moroccan Sahara. After a concert and a sandstorm, Tinariwen hit the road and head for Mauritania, via southern Morocco, Western Sahara and the Atlantic coast. The destination is important (the band have to set up and record their album there, and hook up with the singer Noura Mint Seymali), but no more so than the journey itself. Tinariwen are joined by their French production team, who arrive in old camper van that’s been converted into a makeshift studio. The journey to Nouakchott, capital of Mauritania, takes a dozen days or so. Every evening, the caravan stops to set up camp and the members of Tinariwen get to work under the stars - a whole lot better than being in a studio after all - to prepare for the recording, talking things through, letting their guitar motifs, thoughts and long buried songs come. Then, during a final camp in the desert around Nouakchott that lasts about fifteen days, to an audience of scorpions, the band record their songs under large tent. In a few live takes, without headphones or effects. The Mauritanian griotte Noura Mint Seymali and her guitarist husband, Jeiche Ould Chigaly, come to throw their musical tradition on the embers lit by Tinariwen - the curling vocals of Noura Mint Seymali on the song ‘Amalouna’ will become a highlight.
This nomadic album, recorded in a natural setting, is as close as you can get to Tinariwen. And also, therefore, to the idea that things can evolve: bassist Eyadou plays a lot of acoustic guitar; percussionist Said tries his hand at new instruments; Abdallah exhumes songs that he’s never played on stage with Tinariwen. And that violin that appears on several songs and reminds you of the traditional imzad? It’s actually played by Warren Ellis. The violinist in Nick Cave’s band is one of several western guests on the album. We also hear the mandolin and charango of Micah Nelson (son of the country music giant Willie Nelson, and Neil Young’s guitarist), and the guitars of Stephen O’Malley (Sunn O)))), Cass McCombs and Rodolphe Burger. The album is mixed by Jack White’s buddy Joshua Vance Smith.
In the end, Amadjar tells the story of several journeys: the one undertaken to prepare the album, and the one that Tinariwen take between two worlds, theirs and ours, with that constant need to pass from one to the other before coming back to the roots. “I’m in a complete solitude, where thoughts frighten me, and lost in their midst I arose and noticed that I was thirsty and wanted water,” sings Ibrahim on ‘Ténéré Maloulat’, the first song on the album. A return to the source of Tamashek poetry. In the middle of other more political songs, through always desolate, these words express deep distress and survival, but also movement. Amadjar means ‘the unknown visitor’ in Tamashek, the one who seeks hospitality and who’s condemned to an inner exile, within a territory or within himself; just like the members of Tinariwen, who feel at home on the journey, around the fire with a few immutable songs. The best Tinariwen album will never be. But Amadjar is more essential than all the others.
Nice copy paste
Shut the fuck up
I love everything you wrote ❤️ it gives ppl some understanding of the cause of Tinariwen they’re not just a dancing nomads they are the voice of a nation about to extinct and yet i hope from the production to translate the songs
Mahalo
Beautiful 😍
When you listen to this, you can't disagree that Blues is from Africa.
👍
thought the same thing
Boubacar Traore, who is also from Mali, is a perfect exemple too. You guys should listen. Great blues.
I was just thinking, "sounds like blues"! So smooth!
Africa is the best bro don't forget
انا من مصر بسمعكم بقالى اكتر من 7 سنوات.. الميوزك بتاعتكم بتخطف قلبى وعقلى وتخلينى كأنى حر ف الصحراء. انا متضامن مع قضيتكم وكنت مستنيكم فى مصر العام الماضى ولكن انا اعرف ان النظام عندنا منع حفلتكم لأنكم تحاربون من أجل قضيتكم وثورتكم.. عشتم احرار فى كل ربوع الأرض.. تحياتى لكم من أرض الكنانه 🇪🇬
شكرا لك
تحياتي لك و للأمازيغ سيوى
رابي يحفظك
Merci 💗
تحية الى اخواننا في مصر ام الدنيا ❤،شكرا لك
Tinariwen's rythmes make you feel the inner voices of Ténéré. These folks deserve a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. ❤️
100% true!
Yup
Exactly
You are absolutely %100 right .
I am going to see them at Bnaroyl hall amazing place for well deserved group 😎😎
@@almazyassin1829 where is that? I tried to Google it but it would only give me some place in Georgia, USA 🙄.
Thanks, Google, but some of us are actually interested in other parts of the world besides the usa.
اغنية تذم خونة القضية الازوادية و توكد أن الثورة لن تنطفى شعلتها ولن تموت و ستتناقلها الأجيال
عاشت ازواد حرة مستقلة
كل الشكر لاساطيرنا فرقة تيناروين❤️
هم من جنوب الجزائر و شمال مالي ?
Love from japan. Please come to Japan after the corona incident.
Welcome to Algeria
Azul , warm greetings from the desert of Algeria
This video clip was in moroccain desert
I really hope they will do a world tour soon
@@samirrifland9772 ....arrête de mentir.le désert algérien fait 5 fois celui du maroc ,et dans le groupe y a aucun marocain
تحياتي للطوارق اخوكم من جنوب المغرب سيدي أفني ربي يحفظ الطوارق الأمازيغ
ربي يسعدك ويوفقك
والله لستم مقيدين والله انتم اخوتنا شرفكم ساطع مثل الشمس واصلكم معروف نحبوكم ونعزوكم وبلا بيكم جزايرنا ماتكمل يارب تقبلونا اخوة وتقبل علينا بلادنا بالخير والله انتم الشق الايسر الي فيه القلب ..عربي طارقي شاوي قبايلي قبلي حمياني نايلي الكل جزايري حر
Blues. Yes sir. The blues. Sahara blues. It's a deep deep blue.
Your music is medicine to me! Thanks for all Tinariwen! Love from Brasil!!
You are welcome
@@mokhtarbnani7092 7elab😅😂
I am your medicine 😊
@diandobocoum7875 touareg music
@diandobocoum7875tuareg azawad music not mali
تحية أمازيغية لكل أحرار العالم.
Best groups❤👌
Azul fellak...
Azoool👏👏
Блин ... мне так нравится эта незатейливая песенка ... Я её уже пару сотен кругов накрутил ... Гениальное (почти) - просто ... Ещё клип ... прям в пески заводит ... Натурально ! ... Браво ... и удачи , в творениях ваших ... Эх ... Зайду-ка я - ещё на кружок ... ... ... чуть пыли глотну ... Ой ! , горячий песок ...
Can´t stop tapping with my feet ... what a rhythm.
فرقه تيناروين فخر لكل او تماشق 🇧🇫🇱🇾🇲🇱🇳🇪🇩🇿
I'm jealous of everyone who's going to see this wonderful group. Have fun - wish I could be there.
الطبيعة الصحراوية الخلابة المتناغمة مع الموسيقى الاصيلة هاذا هو الابداع simply amazing
The sound of our soul, the soul of the ancient amazigh, the soul of the world
Azoooool tinariwin mn hna lshra lmghribya💚💚💚💗💚
فخورة اني جزائرية 🇩🇿 هذا الفن الطوارقي في الصحراء الجزائرية مع فنانين من مالي ونيجر اهل الفن انها القارة الجزائرية التنوع الثقافي 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿يا قلبي على الكلمات تنسيك في همومك الموسيقى خيالية
Its 🇲🇱🇲🇱🇲🇱🇲🇱🤡🤡🍶
@@ilyasltmusic7865 المجموعه من الجزائر مالي نيجر ابراهيم الحبيب من الجزائر و الباقي من قاو كيدال تمبكتو تابعه الى مالي اخي
@@walidwalid-ln7sl اغلبيتهم ينتبون الى مالي و الجزاءر المغرب مورطنيا فهم في اخير امازيغ
@@ÆISSAMÆ الفرقة متكونة من 🇩🇿🇲🇱 أم الطوارق فيتواجدون في 🇲🇱🇩🇿🇱🇾🇳🇪
ولا واحد فيهم من المغرب أو موريتانيا
@@oth_1997 يا حمار قبل لم يكن لا مغرب لا مورتنيا لا جزاءر كانو الموحدون وهم كانو وصلو ألى هناك فداع صوطهم و انتشرت تقافتهم
Thats not just type of music its a felling.... تحياتي لهاد الناسfrom morooco 🙏❤❤❤❤
رائع ... أغنية تأخذك بعيدا في اعماق الصحراء الكنز الضائع و المحفوظ في زمن الذاكرة
The best of the best Tinriwen grup in the number 1 in north africa i wish free an idipendet for toureg pepoel in azawad
Africa is the origin of all of us and the most authentic things
The best music ❤️❤️🇮🇸🇲🇦
Happy to be Algerian ❤️ love from batna
They are from AZAWAD not Algeria
@@user-pw8bn6hy1fThey are mixed Algerians nd Malins
Tinarawine a band make me feel my algerianity make me feel my north African soul thought i understand no word of thamazight
Algeria adore you tinarawine tanamirt brothers
Tinariwen the soul of the berber amazigh music...bravo...
Sorry, Tinariwen is not berber music, berber is only one small part of the influences the group has received. They are originally bedouin... Bedouin are desert people inhabiting mainly Arabia in middle east, where as berber are the original people who inhabited north Africa mainly morocco and sourrounding countries
Rosario tinariwen is a berber band
@@RosaRioRade Oh my god , i think you have to read more books about north african history...
@@RosaRioRade they are Tuareg. Tuareg are the Amazigh (or berber) of the Sahara desert (tenere). I have absolutely nothing against Arabs or Arab culture as a proud Tunisian; they are our cousins now, we have shared history, beliefs and blood. However it is safe to say that there is no Arab influence on Tinariwen's music. Solely African vibes.
Also, bedouin is a morphology of the word بدو "bedou" in Arabic which means nomadic people of the Arab peninsula...
So why dont they sing in arabic this is clearly a berber language
Tinariwen have the best music ever ❤
Agree with you
@@Fatimalighthouse me too! :D
الفن لو كان إنسانا .. عمي ابراهيم 🙏
My favourite band! Peace and bless from Brasil!
Я думал ,что мусульмане не играют на гитаре ! А теперь вижу,что был не прав ! Они здорово передают уныние пустыни звуками ! Браво !
من الاوراس ايشاوين الى اخوة التوارق فخامة واصالة🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿
ŘËBĘŁ ŴØĻF outh mlih anatchnin thaya
The best Band in the world, love from Morocco 🇲🇦
our stupid media doesn't show this music to the public. shame on them every Moroccan should know about this band.
@@odesmabass it's 🇩🇿
@@Hatem.Naidja dude I didn't say the band is Moroccan chill bro and they are from Mali if you are strongly believing that they are Algerians then you've never got the meaning of their music
@@odesmabass hhh hhhhhh hhhh..every body in the world knows that is Algerian- malien band.. So calm down bro😎😎😎✌✌✌
@@odesmabass tinariwen groupe algérien 🤷
تحية من المغرب للطوارق الاحرار رجال ونعم الرجال
ونعم فيك
ونعم فيك يا ابن اصحرا
الله اكبر ونعم فيك
تيناروين من كل تماشق شمال مالي
وطوارق في كل مكان اخوان حبايب تحي اللي كل طارقي تماشق❤✌
Merci Ibrahim💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻
יופי חופש ומרחבים
אנשים חופשיים באמת
Blessings from Israel ❤🙏
It's really rare to find such great music. There's nothing better than feeling the rhythm of Tinariwen's music and flowing with it.
Hats off,gentlemen! ❤️
من قلب الصحراء, هل نسيت _ المعاناة❣️
On vous attend avec impatience 😍❤🇩🇿
Grande abraço a vcs aqui do Brasil
Vida longa Tinariews
This kind of song takes us to live life simply❤️🌴
Proudly amazigh 🏅🎼
Azoool💪💪💪
Ils ont rien à faire avec la Bulgarie
fkin ignorant shush
Azul Fellawen
ils n'ont Rien de lien avec ce que vous avancez comme appellation ""amazigh...!!!""
ce mot est inventé dans les années 70 le sioniste français..!!
I can't get enough of " the desert boys " !
It’s nice to hear the ladies on the chorus again. I remember the first song I ever heard by Tinariwen, was “Tahult in.” I thought it was kids singing the chorus at first till I actually got to listening to more of there music.✊🏾
These guyz rock! Camping in the desert. Doesn't get any better.
Came across accidentally, just fell in love, absolutely amazing!
This reminds me of a mix of blues, Southern Rock and Native American drumming and chant ! Very cool sounds when combined all together! You guys are just so good!!
Tahiya from Morocco guelmim🇲🇦🇲🇦 the gate of thé désert
Imazighenn💪
what a beautiful mix, fantastic, warm and human.
Amazing💕 oh my god I'm in love with this song 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿💕✌
This melody stucked in my head since last summer and i finally found it
Soul music giving you peace ✌️
يحيا الأمازيغ الأحرار.... وخاصة لقبائل و التوارق لغنيو علحرية..... لأنهم مايبغيوش القيود.... أحرار.
تماماااا يحيا لقبايل والتوارق لي جامي نكروا اصلهم بل يفتخرون به
هدا صحراوية مقطر...🤣👍
تحيا الجزائر ويحيا الجيش الوطني الشعبي سليل جيش التحرير
أغانيكم روعة! تحياتي من سوريا
تحياتنا من صحراء الجزائر إلى ابنا اشام السوري
هؤلاء امازيغ مالي وليس الجزاىر و يشتكون من احتلال الجزائر و مالي و التيجر لأراضيهم
@@omarerr5759 ruclips.net/video/d4QkYK6HJ-0/видео.html الازواد يطابون بي ارضهم( كيدال) من مالي ليس الجزائر يا اخي هم يتعلمون و يعيشون في الجزائر و الجزائر تساندهم على ان يكون حل وسط بينهم و بين حكومة مالي
Congratulations for the Grammys👏👏👏🇩🇿
Des cœurs meurtris viennent les chants les plus beaux
J 'en connais d' éternels qui sont de pures sanglots.
Des sanglots tu le trouves partout sur cette terre, partout y a de mauvais
صوت الثورة في اربع الخالي في شمال إفريقيا
I'm a huge fan of this track, so soulfull ! Thanks & love from France.
C'est du beau. Merci pour tant de poesie pour un monde terne et en feu
It's good to see Ibrahim happy and in good health. Hopefully he has a lot years still in him. Respect from Texas.
great...........wellecome to algeria
انا أمازيغي من تيزي وزو كان حلمي زيارة تمنغاست و حالفني الحظ عندما كنت في الجيش خدمت في الحدود النيجيرية الجزائرية على بعد 200 كم على عين قزام احببت تمنغاست و الطوارق اللذين صادفتهم في ازفون هم من عرفوني بتيناريون كنت دائما اسمع أغانيهم عندما كنت في الجيش رغم كل تلك الظروف المزرية لكن احببت تمنغاست تلك الارض ألأمازيغية
سلام اخي فرقة تيناروين أصولهم من مالي وليس من تمنراست
@@samirdadicanada8208 هوما مخلطين مي وين تأسست الفرقة فتمنراست
tanmirt imazighen toureg Free Free nord africa✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌
My people My Culture My Tradition.....
Son of tenéré the meaning of freedom ❤
Bravo pour cette expression de la douleur en musique. Votre musique nous recadre .
Magnífico grupo Tinariwen. Desde la primera canción que les escuché hace dos meses, no ha habido día que no les haya oído alguna canción. Además, me han abierto el campo musical a otros grupos de música bereber.
Larga vida a la ya dilatada y premiada carrera musical de Tinariwen
puede ser que tienes sangre berber hermano 😁un saludo👍
Love from east africa eritrea
your music takes me places it's just so pure and beautiful love u guys!
ruclips.net/video/d4QkYK6HJ-0/видео.html from algérienne musicale
They deserve the Grammy.
Bravo tinariwen🌷 kach les algeriens hna 😄
Tinariwen you are the best and you always will. Thank you for the song ❤❤
♥️♥️♥️ all the way from INDIA
تحياتي 😚😍😍😍 من المغرب أمازيغية من سوس 😍😌😌😌
Azoool amazigh nhh
Ayuz non
azul TAMAZGHA zi Norge 🇧🇻
عزيزة عليك هاد الموسقى برافو ليك اتسوسيت نغ
Love you Tinariwen
تيناروين فخر لكل طارقي كلتماشق❤🎼🎶
تماشق لغة طوراق مالي و نيجر لبييا بوركيينا فاسو وجزء صغير في جزائر
@@BelqasHuss لاتماشق لغة الطوارق كلهم في مالي و نيجير والجزائر موريتانيا
@@AMSA_318 ليس هناك تماشق في جزائر مجرد ادعاء , ثم تكوين جزائر من طرف استعمار من سرقة دول أفريقية مثل نيجر مالي المغرب موريتانيا , عندما كانو لاجئين طوارق في حدود ليبيا و جزائر لم تمد لهم جزائر يد مساعدة
@@BelqasHuss انت من وين
@@AMSA_318 kel ajjer بين ليبيا و جزائر
A pretty guuud vibes when it comes from our dearest imazighen brothers nd sisters..hail fron the aures....you shall lead the movement ..with ur sublime lyrics nd guidness....luuuuuuuuuv it ........tanmirth
The last dance .... waw ... juste amazing
Thé Best sons tinariwen
Foraver 🎸❤️ from Alger
Come to Brasil, please!!
thanks from Lithuania!!
Magnifique comme d'habitude ❤❤❤
Azul,
Tinariwin is the best, freedom for Azawad. Respect from Morocco
M’être un j’aime avant même d’écouter 😍
Force à vous l’un dès meilleurs groupes de chansons targui
L un ou le meilleur group touareg. Merci
Thanks for that beautiful piece from Spain
تنميرت كيل تيناروين اهولقونين هولاااااااااان تحية طيبة خاصة من ناس اهرير
superbe et magique !!! merci ....
من اليمن أعشق الطوارق وفنهم
This music reminds me of Hanggai from inner Mongolia.
Greetings! I'm a 7th Grade Science teacher in Massachusetts (USA), who until recently was teaching 100% remotely due to coronavirus (2 weeks ago, some students began coming to school). During this time I've been giving my students a tour of modern African music, one country each day. I play the music in the background for the first few minutes while they do an opening task to get them ready for the lesson. I've been a big fan of Tinariwen for quite some time, so there was no doubt I would feature them for Mali. I told them that if they listen closely they can hear the desert in the music. It's a truly phenomenal song - thanks for making it!
WoW! Quelle découverte ! Splendide !
Very interesting band. Love from France
Superbe comme toujours 😍😘
Love you guys 💜 tanmmirt, greetings from morocco 🇲🇦
Beautiful as usual, nothing to add, enjoy!!
Classic desert Blues!
Bravo!! magnifique merci
sound of freedom. Tanemirt ayathma Imazighan.
One of the best band in the world
Amazigh and proud