Dya (Djaa), Sanwarawara (Landio) Hamana, Guinea

[@369A21]

Le pasó algo a la humanidad, para olvidar donde nacimos... África es la cuna de la humanidad.💙

[@narrativesoftheprogramview4393]

Embranqueceram a história.
Esquecer da África, é a origem de todas as raças.Africa terra mãe, avó da humanidade.❤❤

[@narrativesoftheprogramview4393]

Batucada pura.❤❤

[@murokaitaro]

Your videos are great!

[@KatiaRoberts]

Thanks so much! I'm so glad you are enjoying them.

[@77Kruse]

This is such a great video thank you for sharing. One of my most favorite rhythms

[@KatiaRoberts]

Trevor, you're very welcome! Many people have shared their wonderful videos of traditional Malinke music from Hamana with me before I ever got there. I'm so happy to give back now.

[@EarlSundance]

love this vid!!!!!! thank you!! right on!!

[@HellsHord]

Hear that harmony ancient rhythmic conversation going on ....talking drums call and response

[@Helgalink]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@pontianekakoro1737]

Qu'est-ce qu'on boit, svp? De la bierre traditionelle? Ou de l'eau?

[@agnostiker09]

The second rhythm sounds like "Kolone" / "Kolon" ??!?!? Ha, and i see shortly ..... Martin Gensmer and in the back, Daniel "Konate" Preissler :-)

[@KatiaRoberts]

They called the 2nd rhythm "Sanwarawara though I think it was Daniel Preissler who said another name for it is "Landio".
Isn't Kolon what they play when the girls bring a kolon into the circle and start dancing around it w their legs kicking over it? A very different rhythm.
Yes, Martin was in Africa w me for four of my nine weeks in 2016. Superb guy! Really felt close w him. : )