The ending show of Babara Bangoura workshop 2014 China(part 3)

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  • Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024

Комментарии • 44

  • @langoprovince2968
    @langoprovince2968 2 года назад +3

    Africa is the source of Vibration.
    Tell every generation to love African cultures. Spread Love to every nation...
    Keep the water clean and free from chemical elements.
    Protect the nature.. protect life !!!!!!!!
    I wish you a wonderful experience in life !

  • @brigitte951
    @brigitte951 11 месяцев назад

    Catharsis pur ! Du deviens le channel ouvert a l'energie universelle, billahi.
    La percu africaine est un remede psychedelic. Une foie savouree, elle t'accompagne.

  • @nouhadiabang719
    @nouhadiabang719 Год назад

    Good job bro this nice I love this...

  • @raehgeorge1043
    @raehgeorge1043 9 лет назад +11

    We are ALL part African...

  • @collinsbuko
    @collinsbuko 4 года назад +1

    This was fantastic to see . Well done 👍☺️!!

  • @shanmugasundarams4214
    @shanmugasundarams4214 3 года назад +1

    No chance. What a wonderful Team ❤️ love you all.

  • @shanmugasundarams4214
    @shanmugasundarams4214 3 года назад +1

    This is my favorite ❤️

  • @danlutjemeier4183
    @danlutjemeier4183 8 лет назад +4

    Where Babara goes... joy follows.

    • @Secure_It_T
      @Secure_It_T 5 лет назад

      Dan Lutjemeier his energy is so genuine! I remember he came to Long Beach for a weekend last summer and there was such a joy drumming with him! Looking forward to the next class.

  • @ericsmith4513
    @ericsmith4513 2 года назад

    Oh yeah 😎. Brazilian Bossa Nova is American Jazz and Samba. For something different try: Jimmi McRae and Sammy Okoo: Scottish 🎒 Bagpipes AND Batucada Samba (Djembe)?

  • @assanemohamed4109
    @assanemohamed4109 2 года назад

    Trop bien
    Bon courage les gars

  • @lamcy6432
    @lamcy6432 7 лет назад

    chapeau mon frère !! j'adore

  • @ousmanediakite3216
    @ousmanediakite3216 3 года назад

    Vraiment c'est super

  • @jwnolenjn
    @jwnolenjn 2 года назад

    DOPE

  • @MilitantExtremist
    @MilitantExtremist 7 лет назад +3

    I was there :D!!!!

  • @ericsmith4513
    @ericsmith4513 2 года назад

    Oh yeah 😎 . Batucada Samba 😏 . Nice. What?

  • @wahtay
    @wahtay 7 лет назад

    What's the name of this rhythm ?

  • @mamedydioumssy1478
    @mamedydioumssy1478 5 лет назад

    Mn Afrique chu fier

  • @stanhu6529
    @stanhu6529 2 года назад

    Nice

  • @smilehappyroses7557
    @smilehappyroses7557 5 лет назад +1

    Awesome people 👍

  • @HernanSanchez-v6l
    @HernanSanchez-v6l 2 месяца назад

    Para la música no hay credo ni raza ,todos hermanos!!!!

  • @dumdummy57
    @dumdummy57 6 лет назад

    Bravo à tous ! Je me trompe, ou ce rythme me rappelle "djaa" ?

  • @mandingueempire1892
    @mandingueempire1892 4 года назад

    ChinaEmpire er #MandingEmpireMandingue #BambaraBamgoura #genial 🌍🌎🌏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @76boromir
    @76boromir 8 лет назад

    What is the name of the rhythm played here?

  • @gabykonig1385
    @gabykonig1385 7 лет назад

    Ihr seid alle coooooooollllllllllll

  • @kurtpatterson1296
    @kurtpatterson1296 5 лет назад +1

    West African djembe based artists depend on support from music and dance students for a large part of their income.Even though there is support from many African Americans and other African descended people around the world,it doesn't equal or surpass the student and fan support of non Africans for this particular music and culture.

    • @nzingan7670
      @nzingan7670 5 лет назад

      Bullshit. The few African artists who get to travel to these places are a small and insignificant fraction of the people who play music on a daily basis, who will never travel out of their country, much less Africa. Black Americans provide no support of African music, and neither do the other foreigners who pay the itinerant African musicians a pittance in exchange for appropriating their culture, as above

  • @Sgabr612
    @Sgabr612 Год назад

    почему в чб меня это раздражает

  • @ericsmith4513
    @ericsmith4513 2 года назад

    Oh yeah 😎. Could add some more Brazilian percussion: The Brazilian Friction 🥁 Drum: Cuica, Tambourine 12 to 18 inches diameter, with brass jingles around its circumference, Tamborim: half diameter of Tambourine (N0 jingles) and is Hit with a stick (Drum stick? Maybe?)😄 and the gourd attached to a fishing 🎣 Pole known as the Berimbau, usually only played at Capoeira Rodas (Roda = meetings of Capoeiraistas)

  • @Boua-Lezii_amanouh
    @Boua-Lezii_amanouh 4 года назад

    Mali 🇲🇱

  • @amarpercussion6441
    @amarpercussion6441 8 лет назад

    Buena onda Y AMOR

  • @mickydub3
    @mickydub3 6 лет назад

    Lot of drum banging

  • @zumbiquantico265
    @zumbiquantico265 3 года назад

    Têm alguma coisa na África que todo ser humano precisar achar.

  • @Ecrowder51
    @Ecrowder51 5 лет назад +2

    Put real Africans Drummers on that stage playing those drums and the sound will be very different. Playing from the Spirit is different than playing from what you are taught. This is no different than one Chinese Man teaching a bunch of Africans how to play Chinese Music. It will sound close but the Chinese Spirit in the music would be lacking which would make the music sound generic at best.

  • @lalo5sep1985
    @lalo5sep1985 4 года назад

    Tocan re feo.... Bien plano

  • @joseignaciocamachoarias4830
    @joseignaciocamachoarias4830 7 лет назад

    esos djembes muy limitados!!! feoo

  • @mine26ca22
    @mine26ca22 8 лет назад +1

    Nice