My ears are so familiar with what she is saying but my brain failed to comprehend, I’m not sure this if this Somali I mean my Somali is kinda weak but I couldn’t understand a single word
i'm eritrean and feel the same... there's something about old, traditional forms of singing that just draws me in... despite me not knowing their tongue, it makes me feel so proud to be african
I don't why it is important to say where you are from. None of you are playing this song. It is not her country's song. It is her sing. I'm a White American and I love this song.
I'm a Chawi Amazigh from north Algeria , I don't understand them mostly , but I feel the connection that we are all Berbers and that our languages sound similar. She reminds me so much of women in my village in the Aures mountains where I grew up. Now feeling homesick all the way from Germany listening to my Touareg sisters....
I am a 62 year old german grandmother. This is such a beautiful music. I always loved the tuareg and berber music! I can understand that your homesick. So sorry❤❤❤❤
Lyrics in english: I prefer death or embers stuck to my heart or that my soul will be torn apart that it will be said in my community that I committed adultery. My best friend among women, She went in the bush one night to meet a man One day she started to scream at night She wears her gold and she detaches her jewelry She is sick with shame. But I also saw the metamorphosis of the desert, I saw a beautiful woman married to a broken man. Her hand is in his hand and she walks through the community She has a yellow skin that protects her from the wind The whiteness of her teeth are bright. I prefer death or embers stuck to my heart or that my soul will be torn apart.
@@michelangelo4701what does that even have to do with anything? You allow people to live rent free in your head and create fictional enemies, go outside sometime
@@michelangelo4701 wrong fight, wrong topic, wrong place, what else. She is a feminist. This is a way to swear to oneself. These are not 2 opposite things. You can swear to love one single person and wish for women to rise to the importance they deserve. At the same time.
My skin shivering.... My mum is from afar rigion in North Ethiopia.... And this girl just takes me right to my core... From where I am far end of west England....this kinda Music is spiritual healing!!!
A song that brings the hot land of Sudan - the smell of dust - and droops of rain on my face and I cry - oh my Africa how Beatiful you are. Lord give peace to that land.
From the heart of the scene (من قلب الحدث)، where shoes turned dark brown, face sweaty, pockets empty military haunting on your head and you might get a haircut (not quite fresh), but peace on heart and full of hopes. ترجع بالسلامة
I am a sierra Leonean in West Africa, I have listen to this tune times without number and I always feels like I have never listened to it before each time I listen.
So far I have listened to this music 100 times and I dont even feel I have started. I listen to it when I am depressed or disappointed and it makes me shade tears of appreciation of I have than what I have missed. A pure sense of cure. Thank you my African sister.
Fatou Seidi Ghali is first African woman. I saw from Sahel region playing 🎸 Guitar hey great tunes and nice love songs keeping your vibes and voices up great work.
Really well said, though I don't know but it feels this is fantastic comment, I agree ,nice what experience, humans at their finest in a haze of exotic, alluring distance. Great music
Massive love from Ireland Something deep and at the root in this A real love for the beautiful indigenous, & nomadic embodied people of the earth The absolute beauty and soul and rhythm of all of these cultures Fuck colonisation and it’s monotonous cultureless influence on the diverse magic and beauty of the world We are one 💜
@@أبراهيممحمد-ه3ر7ش ديل طوارق لكن طوارق وين ما عرفتهم لان الطوارق في عده دول منها المغرب ومالي وليبيا والجزائر و تونس و موريتانيا و إفريقيا الوسطي ولكن أعتقد ديل طوارق النيجر أنا سوداني وتجولت في الدول دي وعارف ثقافتها
One of the most beautiful songs/beings I’ve ever seen/heard, Reminds me of Séan Nós here in the west of Éireann 🇮🇪 I love the beat of this kind of music though, that kind of off beat… just stunning Love love love to all, we are one ♥️
Eu as amo, também. Tenho amizades de mais de uma década com os berberes da cabilia argelina. Estas mulheres em especial, apesar de sua religião islâmica, são livres. Tocam...cantam...passam sua cultura aos descendentes e podem pensar por si mesmas. São submissas aos maridos, mas estes, não as vêm como um objeto. São as rainhas do lar.
Africa is music Africa is life’ anywhere you go. I follow it flows. Deep in my blood in my veins and in my heart and spirit. I feel you’re music everyday when I’m awake till the day I meet god.
Don't understand a word but this song took me far beautiful land that no one has ever discovered it before. Song well done by the best artist. Love to U Brother from Somalia.
Very racist lyrics. Those who like this if you really understand what she is saying in the song you 'll hate ! She blaming and telling shit on Touareg ladies who are dating black guys etc...
@@moctarkaka1092 Shit really ? It's hard for me to believe that such a beautiful song could have racist and hate lyrics, could you please translate some of it ? Can't find a translation anywhere
Here's the English translation of the song (found it in one of their videos): I prefer death or embers stuck to my heart or that my soul will be torn apart that it will be said in my community that I committed adultery. My best friend among women, She went in the bush one night to meet a man One day she started to scream at night She wears her gold and she detaches her jewelry She is sick with shame. But I also saw the metamorphosis of the desert, I saw a beautiful woman married to a broken man. Her hand is in his hand and she walks through the community She has a yellow skin that protects her from the wind The whiteness of her teeth are bright. I prefer death or embers stuck to my heart or that my soul will be torn apart.
Oh. I see. The tragedy of being a woman. But the beauty of her love. No matter what is happening. The power of the Woman. The compassion. The strength. The....capacity to do what she gotta do. The. Woman. The Creator of All LIFE!
@@mkamed6911 oh no i'm not tuareg i'm chaoui so i can't really understand anything except some words here and there, but i found the lyrics in another video on their chanel, here's the link: ruclips.net/video/6KpPiRsgJmg/видео.html
Don't Ask What Kind Of Music drones are very underrated and misunderstood in all music as a jazz guy I use them a lot especially when I’m writing a song of god or war or pure happiness or sadness
أنا أدمن اغانيك واساهر على سماعها رغم أني لا أفهم ما تقولين ولكن أحس التعبيرات واستمتع جداً بالمسيقى وإنجذب للبساطة في العطاء ولكن يتفجر عقلى في تحليل المعنى الكبير وإستنتاج القضية من داخل نص الأغنية .... سوداني من لبنان احب الشعب الأمازيغي الطوارق ..
Before I even saw this video and clicked on it I knew it was going to be special. I had chills listening to this, the guitar, her voice... So special, so beautiful.. Just wow.... What a beautiful expression of life.
❤❤❤❤ frankly, it is an excellent song. Thanks to my sister from Ethiopia 🇪🇹 is the best......très superbe et jolie voix joué au guitare...merci infiniment et bon courage ❤❤ citoyen marraine qui admiré d écouter la chanson de nos frères africains ❤❤
@Youssef Houaoui It depends from which country the Tuareg is from btw there's is no Bantus in West Africa Bantus begin in South Cameroon to South Africa. West Africans speak Niger Congo A ancestral to Bantu(Niger Congo B). Tuareg in Mali are mixed with "West African" But these girls are just purer Berbers because they don't look West African but East African and genetically in the paternal side and linguistically Berbers are East African Afro Asiatic or more correct Afrasan because of the origin of the language is in Africa not Asia. Semetic languages are the baby Benjamin of the Afrasan language. upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/8a/Expansion_of_Afroasiatic.svg/220px-Expansion_of_Afroasiatic.svg.png Berber today are a mix of the original East African looking people like Somalis and and Sudanese (original Berbers) and Mediteranean people of the European side of thr Mediteranean in particular Spain and Southern Italy and not so suprising Baltic especially seen in Kabyle Culture the women have the same clothing as Baltic women whereas other Berbers have clothing Identical to Eritrea and Dijibouti. and some middle Eastern. Berber. www.rediscover.co.uk/images/library/morocco/trekking_in_morocco/Berber_family.JPG fanack.com/wp-content/uploads/ethnic-and-religious-groups_morocco_berber-family_HH_01512931_01_6ec5e20ffc.jpg
@Soraya eh im pretty sure that a west African does not look the same as a east African or a north African looking the same as a south African. Africans don't have one set look.
@Youssef Houaoui there is not pur or not pur nilo Saharan it is only language family and afro asiatic don't exist and berber language are not related to semitic languages the only family language who can be called afroasiatic are semitic not berber or tchadic. Etc.. Afroasiatic is a lie from western european only ideology without proof and white berber are méditerraneans nobody know from where exactly but they came from North West africa
@@mohamedahmedwllc9029نعم والله فيه شبه كتير بينا وبين الصوماليين فقط اللغة تختلف ولكن ناس دمهم واحد تقاليد وكل شي انا عشت مع الصماليين احس نفسي اني في بلدي😂😂
Just to let you know: this is a part of amazing document called "The story od Sahel Sounds". I was lucky to watch this amazing story and listen to Les Filles de Illighadad last weekend in Glasgow. I am still under their spell :)
My God no comment about this song and about the way how she playing the giutar ,i really like it and i am enjoing it every day wawwwww . Tedros an Eritrean
الموسيقي لغة لاتعرف الحدود. اغنية جميلة جدا علي الرقم اني لم اعرف معناها ولكن دخلت في اعماقي ايقاع الطوارق والامازيغ شئ لايوصف تحية ليك اينما كنتي ايتها السمراء الجميلة.
I am Somali and I dont u understand any word in this angelic melody...but my conscious is telling me it is a cultural song praising her culture and origin. She is beautiful and exceptional. I will pay for her lyrics. Anyone who can help
رغم اني لاافهم المعني ولكن موسيقي راااااائعة ذات تطريب وجمال مميز كاصحابها ذات ملامح اهلي العزاز حبي وتقديري لكم الصحراوين والامازيغ وكل المغرب الكبير. 🇸🇩السودان 💌
@FLUSHPIN..........when one does not know because of a different language , we must rely on an open heart and ears in order to enjoy a beautiful song to the very highest of degrees.....
As Amazigh woman from southern Morocco, I find this music and melody very familiar. Even the language closely resembles my dialect; I feel I could sing along if someone provided the lyrics. I improvised Berber words and began singing along, noticing a remarkable similarity. Perhaps our ancestors had significant contact, as my mother and the women in our family hum softly in a similar, calm tune while cooking
We share the same emotions,we are witnessing the beginning of somethig wich has to see with hope,healing and love.There is a deep message from this music...Mdou Moctar,Tinarawen,Bombino,and now the Filles....
@@ANIRtAMZGHA هاذي من الطوارق، اللي هما امازيغ بحالنا بحالهم. شوف الشجاعة، استطاعت اتشتهر في المناطق البعيدة والمهمشة و بوحدها. هادي تساوي الفنانة الكبار. بدون أرضية تسمح أن يصبح الإنسان فنان. كل التقدير والاحترام لها.
Somali Girl from Djibouti here. This song and the lyrics translated made me cry. Being a woman is not easy 💔.
It's easier here than there, I guess.
I wish I understood the lyrics 😓
My ears are so familiar with what she is saying but my brain failed to comprehend, I’m not sure this if this Somali I mean my Somali is kinda weak but I couldn’t understand a single word
This is not Somali language it is a Tuareg language.
This is not Somali, but i think you speak the Tuareg language.
This song is just marvelous. I'm from Ethiopia and this song is healing me. Much Love for the singer.
i'm eritrean and feel the same... there's something about old, traditional forms of singing that just draws me in... despite me not knowing their tongue, it makes me feel so proud to be african
Me too am from Ethiopia..I don’t understand the language but the music is universal..it gives me goosebumps..l love Tuareg music generally…
@@hamthehamster1892abon ça te plaît c'est la meilleure langue an Afrique de l'ouest c'est la langue de tamachek
Same here 🇪🇹
I don't why it is important to say where you are from. None of you are playing this song. It is not her country's song. It is her sing. I'm a White American and I love this song.
I'm a Chawi Amazigh from north Algeria , I don't understand them mostly , but I feel the connection that we are all Berbers and that our languages sound similar. She reminds me so much of women in my village in the Aures mountains where I grew up. Now feeling homesick all the way from Germany listening to my Touareg sisters....
I am a 62 year old german grandmother. This is such a beautiful music. I always loved the tuareg and berber music! I can understand that your homesick. So sorry❤❤❤❤
@@AndreaMariaSchreck You seem like a very sweet and caring person. Respect!
I'm a Touaregi and i feel it when I listen to another Amazigh accent that We're very Similar but I don't get it😂
Can you please teach me some of your language I love it ❤❤❤❤❤
@حياةمحفوظ
thx sis😚💓, like what?
Lyrics in english:
I prefer death
or embers stuck to my heart
or that my soul will be torn apart
that it will be said in my community
that I committed adultery.
My best friend among women,
She went in the bush one night to meet a man
One day she started to scream at night
She wears her gold and she detaches her jewelry
She is sick with shame.
But I also saw the metamorphosis of the desert,
I saw a beautiful woman married to a broken man.
Her hand is in his hand and she walks through the community
She has a yellow skin that protects her from the wind
The whiteness of her teeth are bright.
I prefer death
or embers stuck to my heart
or that my soul will be torn apart.
@emgee0312
Thank you.
Dedicated to all the "Feminists" women around the world
@@michelangelo4701what does that even have to do with anything? You allow people to live rent free in your head and create fictional enemies, go outside sometime
@@michelangelo4701 wrong fight, wrong topic, wrong place, what else.
She is a feminist. This is a way to swear to oneself. These are not 2 opposite things.
You can swear to love one single person and wish for women to rise to the importance they deserve.
At the same time.
انا اعشق هذه موسيقى عشق موت
تحيه الاخوتى طوارق
اخوكم من سودان مقيم في ليبيا
تاريخ اليوم 6/11
2021
My skin shivering.... My mum is from afar rigion in North Ethiopia.... And this girl just takes me right to my core... From where I am far end of west England....this kinda Music is spiritual healing!!!
90% of Saho are found in Eritrea. Is your mama Saho or Afar? From Eritrea or Ethiopia ?
Tuareg are are very similar to east Africans. The dna is very similar.
inez Carbone their dna its not similar at all
Eatopia#unitedkingdom zl
We have History but our ppl dont understand it.
A song that brings the hot land of Sudan - the smell of dust - and droops of rain on my face and I cry - oh my Africa how Beatiful you are. Lord give peace to that land.
اللهم امين يارب العالمين
You must be in America? Please tell you aren't.
From the heart of the scene (من قلب الحدث)، where shoes turned dark brown, face sweaty, pockets empty military haunting on your head and you might get a haircut (not quite fresh), but peace on heart and full of hopes. ترجع بالسلامة
Africa is very rich of arts, folklore and diversity of culture. This song from Tuareg people. I'm Sudanese, but we are all one
They are not from Sudan, but from Niger
Why it sounds like one of my Favorite songs 🥺
Reminds me of my Mom playing Guitar በረንዳ ላይ ቁጭ ብላ ከበናት ምናምን back in the day. R.I.P Mom 😢
🥹 RIP
Deepest peace to your mother 🙏🏼
Because you got a pure heart.
The trees leaned in & the sky came down a little closer to listen to her song.
So beautiful, thank you for sharing this.
Listening to this helps me understand my African roots. Love from the Netherlands❤️
Might I add the African roots of all people?
@@rrozoff1That part is not true......
@@Zimaala It ís true. Homo sapiens migrated from Africa thousands of years ago.
Arent we the homo sapiens?😭@@loenklos7823
@@loenklos7823 many many hundreds of thousands of years ago. It is NOT the same.
I feel like she is singing my song. Thank you, my beautiful African sister.
i feel at peace when i listen the touareg music i am a FULLANI from Mauritania
And im fulani from sudan respect
Me too I am Mauritanian ❤🕊
It's so beautiful to read the comments and see a lot of people who don't understand the language, like me.. And yet we all feel the same energy
Yes, the hearts don't need language to understand each other
@PZ Chardik yes, that is Thamazight language. Thamazight is a very old language from Northern Africa to Sahara, Niger, etc...
I can't understand a single word. Yet, the sound touches my soul and calms my whole being.
@@ammafazza1458 ✅✅✅
@@ammafazza1458 💖💖💖
I am a sierra Leonean in West Africa, I have listen to this tune times without number and I always feels like I have never listened to it before each time I listen.
I found peace in this song ❤❤
Love from South Sudan 🇸🇸
Peace and love to South Sudan. Greeting from Brazil
نفس شي
I can't explain how much I love this tune, the language. Deep in my soul I feel at peace when I listen to this. Love from Somalia.
Me 2 from sudan
Waryaa
She is clearly not pure west African. These people are genetically similar to east Africans!
They are Imohagh (belongs to Imazighen, berbere people from North Africa), the language is Tamasheq, one dialect of berbere language
oh dear, fulani, fulfulde or peulh we all all the same world wide same culture
love from the smiling coast of Africa, The Gambia
So far I have listened to this music 100 times and I dont even feel I have started. I listen to it when I am depressed or disappointed and it makes me shade tears of appreciation of I have than what I have missed. A pure sense of cure. Thank you my African sister.
Sidoo kale wllky:)
Sado Ali warsame😂😂😂
@@hannadhalyeey7048 Masha Allah
I felt the energy. Even without understand a simple word
Music is just one language. Peace ✌🏽 and love, from Brazil 🇧🇷
Thank you so much for translating. Love and light from germany ❤❤❤❤. 62 year old grandmother listening here to this beautiful song❤
Love and respect from a Native Moroccan!
Fatou Seidi Ghali is first African woman. I saw from Sahel region playing 🎸 Guitar hey great tunes and nice love songs keeping your vibes and voices up great work.
❤❤
This is highly vibrational song, we need more from this lady pls 🇳🇬
This song makes me cry. Cannot describe how healing and beautiful it sounds and how sad the lyrics are. This music touches my soul to the core.
Please write and sing more songs, your voice is angelic, take my love and respect from Ethiopia 🇪🇹
@@alhajemmedia4450 thank you so much, pas my greeting to her
Gelaye Gudisa
Do you understand her language?
@@ReplyMNO No, I don't understand the language, but I understand the music part
Gelaye Gudisa
Ok, similar cultures but different languages. It sounds like Ethiopian music to me as well.
@@ReplyMNO I hope I will visit them one day and enjoy the music in person
I can't explain how much i love this voice ,am in love with this woman!! i love Africa from Rwanda
From Rwanda too I love this❤
Le décor, la mélodie, la douce voix... écoutées sous le crépitement de fines gouttes de pluie sur le toit à Ouagadougou. Superbe tout ça
Really well said, though I don't know but it feels this is fantastic comment, I agree ,nice what experience, humans at their finest in a haze of exotic, alluring distance. Great music
The guitar riff is incredible. It feels delta blues. What a talented young woman.
Massive love from Ireland
Something deep and at the root in this
A real love for the beautiful indigenous, & nomadic embodied people of the earth
The absolute beauty and soul and rhythm of all of these cultures
Fuck colonisation and it’s monotonous cultureless influence on the diverse magic and beauty of the world
We are one 💜
موسيقة هادئة روعة عن جد كل الحب لطوارق الصحراء اينما حلو....تحياتي من السودان
هذه الفنانة واسمها فاطمه سيدبي جالو..من قبيلة الفلان ..الفلاته في السودان
@@idrismusaidris6455 تسلم علي المعلومة شكرآ جزيلآ
لالا هذه الفنان من النيجر طوراق
نعرفها شحصيآ ليس انما النيجر
كذاب، اسم السيدة فاتو سعيدي غالي، امازيغية من النيجر و من اكاديز بغرب النيجر بالضبط
رغم عدم فهمي للكلمات ولكن الأغنية والموسيقى تاخذك بجمالها وابداعها ، ما أجمل افريقيا وما ابدع الافريقيات❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉😊😊
هولاء طوارق يعيشون في مالي والنيجر وليبيا والجزاير والمغرب .. اعتقد هذه الفتاه من مالي.
دي من النيجير
فاطمه سيدي غالي من الطوارق .دولة النيجر @@bolyhamid1266
ما أجمل صوتها ، ما أجمل الموسيقى وهي تدخل في الوجدان كنسمة الصحراء ، وهواء البيداء ، ما اجملكم يا افارقة
I am stunned by this woman's beauty, her spirit shines in her eyes and smile, it speaks through her fingers and voice.
❤
Much love from Sudan🇸🇩🇸🇩
الصوت جميل والسلم الموسيقي اجمل كمان .
@@alkhtabsalah9681 دي آي جنسية من الجنسيات والله م قدرت اعرف
@@أبراهيممحمد-ه3ر7ش ديل طوارق لكن طوارق وين ما عرفتهم لان الطوارق في عده دول منها المغرب ومالي وليبيا والجزائر و تونس و موريتانيا و إفريقيا الوسطي ولكن أعتقد ديل طوارق النيجر أنا سوداني وتجولت في الدول دي وعارف ثقافتها
@@أبراهيممحمد-ه3ر7ش بالفعل اخي راجعت التعليقات المكتوبه بالفرنسي و وجدت هؤلاء من النيجر اخوك سوداني من سنار مقيم في فرنسا تحياتي لك
ديل من النيجر
I love Tuareg music and the Tamasheq language. I am AfroArab from Bahrain and Palestine but I have roots from Morocco, Mauritania and Mali.💛
How
Masha Allah ❤️❤️
❤️❤️❤️
@@salehmuhamadadm9869 How what?
I am from Mauritania
Vive tout les amazigh du monde...tanmirt je suis amazigh du maroc j'adore cette music
Hussein. Hassan
SA SI TOURG SE SUD ALGERIAN PAS OU MAROC
@@yzkz7321 yes, but they are Imazighen! Doesn't matter if from Algeria, Morocco or Mali.....
Vive les blanc
@@imlive9160 they aren't amazing but Touareg and I'm Fulani
One of the most beautiful songs/beings I’ve ever seen/heard,
Reminds me of Séan Nós here in the west of Éireann 🇮🇪
I love the beat of this kind of music though, that kind of off beat… just stunning
Love love love to all, we are one ♥️
I'm going to show this music to all my close friends. Love and thanks from Brazil
We appreciate my brother
farei o mesmo
Eu as amo, também. Tenho amizades de mais de uma década com os berberes da cabilia argelina. Estas mulheres em especial, apesar de sua religião islâmica, são livres. Tocam...cantam...passam sua cultura aos descendentes e podem pensar por si mesmas. São submissas aos maridos, mas estes, não as vêm como um objeto. São as rainhas do lar.
@@GraMarx 🙂🙂🌱🌱🌱
🙂🙂🌱🌱🌱
Desert Blues. Hypnotic rhythms from the land of Mansa Musa, Mali. Nairobi is listening
The girls his from north niger and the touaregs living in Azawad not mali
@@buacmiya8881 Tamashek living in Mali to.
@@mrswll5137 no, in Azawad not mali
@@buacmiya8881 I am from Mali and half Tamasheq you are not going to teach me anything about my country.
@@mrswll5137 touareg's his from Azawad not mali, Azawad his not mali, without France you are nothing
Africa is music Africa is life’ anywhere you go. I follow it flows. Deep in my blood in my veins and in my heart and spirit. I feel you’re music everyday when I’m awake till the day I meet god.
Wonderful singing. She plays the guitar extremely well. The tune of the guitar and her voice matches perfectly . I love her. She is a Master of Music.
Don't understand a word but this song took me far beautiful land that no one has ever discovered it before. Song well done by the best artist.
Love to U Brother from Somalia.
Very racist lyrics. Those who like this if you really understand what she is saying in the song you 'll hate ! She blaming and telling shit on Touareg ladies who are dating black guys etc...
Moctar KAKA like seriously, I love the song but now not at all
@@moctarkaka1092 Shit really ? It's hard for me to believe that such a beautiful song could have racist and hate lyrics, could you please translate some of it ? Can't find a translation anywhere
@ⵟⴰⵏⵉⵔⵉ Respect yourself ok.
@ⵟⴰⵏⵉⵔⵉ Respect yourself my friend !
Representing Much love from the Southern Cushites of East Africa... Kenya and TANZANIA. The guitar tune sounds so similar to our nomadic music
❤ from Uganda 🇺🇬
Respct and love from a Native Algerian.
Here's the English translation of the song (found it in one of their videos):
I prefer death
or embers stuck to my heart
or that my soul will be torn apart
that it will be said in my community that I committed adultery.
My best friend among women,
She went in the bush one night to meet a man
One day she started to scream at night
She wears her gold and she detaches her jewelry
She is sick with shame.
But I also saw the metamorphosis of the desert,
I saw a beautiful woman married to a broken man.
Her hand is in his hand and she walks through the community
She has a yellow skin that protects her from the wind
The whiteness of her teeth are bright.
I prefer death
or embers stuck to my heart
or that my soul will be torn apart.
🙂🙂🌱🌱🌱
Oh. I see. The tragedy of being a woman. But the beauty of her love. No matter what is happening. The power of the Woman. The compassion. The strength. The....capacity to do what she gotta do. The. Woman. The Creator of All LIFE!
who told you that translate them all there or are you a Tuareg? it's really good to translate me because I am a Tuareg
@@mkamed6911 oh no i'm not tuareg i'm chaoui so i can't really understand anything except some words here and there, but i found the lyrics in another video on their chanel, here's the link: ruclips.net/video/6KpPiRsgJmg/видео.html
Oh ok great thank
Beautiful music & voice. The musicians are also beautiful. Greetings from an Algerian Kabyle (Amazigh) living in Canada for 33 years
I can't understand the language but i love.our brothers and sisters tuwarek music from somalia🇸🇴🇲🇱
I’m Tuareg she talking about virginity
Zbpily why u laughing that’s true
@@othmanyahouz4676 Is she talking about bikro?😂😂
I can listen to this over and over and over again, the music is so soothing and she is feels so calm
Good
🙂🙂🌱🌱🌱
sometimes i tell myself "no droning notes for an entire song! you have to change the root!" and then i hear something like this
You put the lime in the coconut ! 😃
As long as your repertoire isn't all drones. It's good you practice restraint. Only bagpipes get away with 100% drone. Haha
I can relate. Amazing how beautiful things open our minds.
Don't Ask What Kind Of Music drones are very underrated and misunderstood in all music as a jazz guy I use them a lot especially when I’m writing a song of god or war or pure happiness or sadness
You challenge yourself to not use a drone and change the root, i sometimes challenge myself to use a drone and not change the root 😂
انا من مالي 🇲🇱 نفس الدولة التي توجد فيها هذه الأغنية شكرا لك يا بنية
هذي أغنى في النيجر وليس مالي
كي او تماشق
اي لغة؟
@@Azuiwsc'est l'AES qui gagne toujours inchallah ❤🇧🇫🇲🇱🇳🇪
@@Baldiana912 ✅ 🇲🇱 🇧🇫🇧🇫ان شاء الله 🤲 سيعود الأمن ،،؛،انا من بوركينا فاسو ؛،؛،
أنا أدمن اغانيك واساهر على سماعها رغم أني لا أفهم ما تقولين ولكن أحس التعبيرات واستمتع جداً بالمسيقى وإنجذب للبساطة في العطاء ولكن يتفجر عقلى في تحليل المعنى الكبير وإستنتاج القضية من داخل نص الأغنية .... سوداني من لبنان احب الشعب الأمازيغي الطوارق ..
Much love from the horn of Africa, Somalia 🇸🇴
Before I even saw this video and clicked on it I knew it was going to be special. I had chills listening to this, the guitar, her voice... So special, so beautiful.. Just wow.... What a beautiful expression of life.
Love ❤ from Sudan 🇸🇩.
Very nice music, voice and singer 😍🥰😘
أحب ذلك 🇸🇩😎🖐️
@@omertir7536 زي ما
@@omertir7536 نتفاهم على
لأ والله لافهم بس احساس أنها جميلة
Absolutely healing. Wish I knew what she is saying but I'm sure my soul understood every word. 🙏🏾💚🌏✨️🎊💃🏾💗
Moroccan berbere, love and many thanks from Zagoura south est of Morocco.
I am from Canada and I am sharing this soulful song with my friends here!
Bravo ,heavenly music and voice
Respect from Algeria 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿
I am head to toe humbly enjoying the smoothness of this vibe. Everything is incredibly warm and breath taking.
elle parle d'amour qui a change de visage, qui n'est plus sincère.Qui se base de plus en plus sur des relations occasionnelles...
Merci
Ooh merci!!
Merci pr ces indications, je veux bien en savoir plus si possible 🙂
Je ne parle pas français mais je pense j'ai comprendre 🙂 💗👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Son nom indique qu’elle peule j’imagine? Car chez nous Foutah Jaloo on utilise aussi le Seydi
I don't understand what she says, but I know she says beautiful things. Greetings from Peru (South America)
Big love to Fatima ❤❤
from sudan -dar for❤❤
هاذا هو الفن .الأغنية جميلة جدا لن تمل من سماعها . سلامي لكي أيتها الأخت فاتو وسلامي لإخوتنا الطوارق وأهل الساحل جميعا .من المغرب.
♓♓💙💚💛
Et je ressens le vent balayer mes cheveux,j'ai cette sensation de grande liberté
C'est unique et grandiose
❤❤❤❤ frankly, it is an excellent song. Thanks to my sister from Ethiopia 🇪🇹 is the best......très superbe et jolie voix joué au guitare...merci infiniment et bon courage ❤❤ citoyen marraine qui admiré d écouter la chanson de nos frères africains ❤❤
تحياتي من ارض السمر السودان الي من اثلجت صدري بهذا النغم الجميل لكي كل الود و التقدير 🤝
سلام عليكم ورحمة اللة وبركاته هد ماش من السودان من الدولا النجير 🇳🇪
Beautiful woman with a beautiful voice and song;a rare combination 😍
From Ethiopia
I am from Sudan I really love this song and I feel like these people as same as my ethnic group Zaghawa
@Youssef Houaoui It depends from which country the Tuareg is from btw there's is no Bantus in West Africa Bantus begin in South Cameroon to South Africa. West Africans speak Niger Congo A ancestral to Bantu(Niger Congo B). Tuareg in Mali are mixed with "West African" But these girls are just purer Berbers because they don't look West African but East African and genetically in the paternal side and linguistically Berbers are East African Afro Asiatic or more correct Afrasan because of the origin of the language is in Africa not Asia. Semetic languages are the baby Benjamin of the Afrasan language.
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Berber today are a mix of the original East African looking people like Somalis and and Sudanese (original Berbers) and Mediteranean people of the European side of thr Mediteranean in particular Spain and Southern Italy and not so suprising Baltic especially seen in Kabyle Culture the women have the same clothing as Baltic women whereas other Berbers have clothing Identical to Eritrea and Dijibouti. and some middle Eastern.
Berber.
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Soraya thanks you for your explanation the Northern Africa people most of them from same ancestry
@Soraya eh im pretty sure that a west African does not look the same as a east African or a north African looking the same as a south African.
Africans don't have one set look.
@Youssef Houaoui you albino Go back to arabia 😀😀😀😀😀😀
@Youssef Houaoui there is not pur or not pur nilo Saharan it is only language family and afro asiatic don't exist and berber language are not related to semitic languages the only family language who can be called afroasiatic are semitic not berber or tchadic. Etc.. Afroasiatic is a lie from western european only ideology without proof and white berber are méditerraneans nobody know from where exactly but they came from North West africa
سبحان الله العظيم تشابه في الطبيعة
وفي السحنة السودانية تحياتي
لكم من السودان أيها
الإخوة الامازيق
💘❤💓
💜💚
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.....و حتا الصومال، ارا شجرة يسما قطع ب الصومال، واالله اطن انهم الصوماليين.
@@mohamedahmedwllc9029نعم والله فيه شبه كتير بينا وبين الصوماليين فقط اللغة تختلف ولكن ناس دمهم واحد تقاليد وكل شي انا عشت مع الصماليين احس نفسي اني في بلدي😂😂
Soul refreshing song and angelic face. we love you sister from 🇪🇷
سنتين بفتش في الاغنية دي
♥️♥️♥️♥️ماعارف هي بتقول في شنو بس جميلة جداً والصوت جميل والعزف روعة
نوعا ما تتكلم عن الحب ونظرة المجتمع لها
Just to let you know: this is a part of amazing document called "The story od Sahel Sounds". I was lucky to watch this amazing story and listen to Les Filles de Illighadad last weekend in Glasgow. I am still under their spell :)
Hello so you saw them on Glasgow can you tell me if they are touring again anytime soon in Uk ?
She's a great guitarist too ❤
Sie stehen in den Shownotes.
The most beautiful song I've ever heard.
I can listen to over and over and again the music is so soothing and she is feel so calm
From somalia 🇸🇴
Chaque nuit j'ecoute ce morceau 🔊🕪 mes sincere salutation mes freres et soeurs Touareg
My God no comment about this song and about the way how she playing the giutar ,i really like it and i am enjoing it every day wawwwww .
Tedros an Eritrean
This sounds so intense yet so gentle I can't describe it. What a song. It makes my heart race
الموسيقي لغة لاتعرف الحدود. اغنية جميلة جدا علي الرقم اني لم اعرف معناها ولكن دخلت في اعماقي ايقاع الطوارق والامازيغ شئ لايوصف تحية ليك اينما كنتي ايتها السمراء الجميلة.
I am Somali and I dont u understand any word in this angelic melody...but my conscious is telling me it is a cultural song praising her culture and origin. She is beautiful and exceptional. I will pay for her lyrics. Anyone who can help
Thank you beautiful sisters for this universal song that speaks to women all over the world. USA
Beautiful and haunting... I have sent this to my church family / people here. PEACE and Love from the US.
Just came across this, loving every 🎵, chilling out & relaxing listening to this, from Ireland 🇮🇪🇮🇪
رغم اني لاافهم المعني ولكن موسيقي راااااائعة ذات تطريب وجمال مميز كاصحابها ذات ملامح اهلي العزاز حبي وتقديري لكم الصحراوين والامازيغ وكل المغرب الكبير. 🇸🇩السودان 💌
الفنانة إسم فاطمة من طوارق النيجر !
I love this tun but I do n,t know the language but touch my heart when I listen this tun I will feel comfortable
Thanks you so much sister keep up
This is tamashq Amazigh language
Meditation and praying for and about good things ...brings good vibrations, no matter what language it's in...
Long Live Love...for me it's Jesus !
Protect this music at all costs
Την αγάπη μου από Ελλάδα 💕💕💕💕💕
من السودان 🇸🇩 ألف تحية
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ويحك لو تعرف ماذا قالت🤣🤣🤣 لما قلت ذالك أتمنى ان لا يعلم الجميع تحياتي من اخوك تارقي من النيجر
@@othmanyahouz4676 ترجم لنا
I'm from somali this calm voice and the music that this girl has done is amazing i really liked this singer;) 💥
شعوب موريتانيا ومالي وتشاد والسودان والصومال واثيوبيا متشابهين في كل شيء
اغنية وموسيقى رائعه جدا انا بكيت مع اني لم افهم الكلمات بس الميوزك والحن قمة فروعه احساس رائع دي المراة فنانه بجد
تحية الكم من موريتانيا
@FLUSHPIN..........when one does not know because of a different language , we must rely on an open heart and ears in order to enjoy a beautiful song to the very highest of degrees.....
that's pretty gay bro
Such happy, much wow
Matt Gomez
Nice enjoyment the songs
ه. ض
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As Amazigh woman from southern Morocco, I find this music and melody very familiar. Even the language closely resembles my dialect; I feel I could sing along if someone provided the lyrics. I improvised Berber words and began singing along, noticing a remarkable similarity. Perhaps our ancestors had significant contact, as my mother and the women in our family hum softly in a similar, calm tune while cooking
I love how graceful she is,have no clue what she is saying but I love it
يااااا لروعه الصوت والموسيقى تسلم البطن الجابك يا رائعة❤️🌹
سوداني مر من هنا🇸🇩🇸🇩
super grateful i was lucky enough to see them live today. theyre awesome.
Love this language and song from Mauritania 🇲🇷🇲🇷❤❤❤🕊
We share the same emotions,we are witnessing the beginning of somethig wich has to see with hope,healing and love.There is a deep message from this music...Mdou Moctar,Tinarawen,Bombino,and now the Filles....
We love you and your music from Eritrea 🇪🇷❤
تحياتي لكي سيدتي، كل الإحترام والتقدير لكي، استمري. أنت فتاة قوية. أنا أمازيغي مغربي. 👍👍👍
تحياتي خويا واش هادو توارگ؟
@@ANIRtAMZGHA هاذي من الطوارق، اللي هما امازيغ بحالنا بحالهم. شوف الشجاعة، استطاعت اتشتهر في المناطق البعيدة والمهمشة و بوحدها. هادي تساوي الفنانة الكبار. بدون أرضية تسمح أن يصبح الإنسان فنان. كل التقدير والاحترام لها.
@@elia1822 هذو طوارق و لكن ماشي بحال امازيغ المغرب او الجزائر فلا يمكن ان تكونو بحال بحال و انتم ما تفهموش لغتهم و الشعوب تجمعهم اللغة
@@damienhaak5524 chkoun qalek manefehmouch ashal lahja lahjat toureg senhajiya safia hetta wila kan manetfahmouch ehna khouta w lina nas el2asl w tarikh 3lach ntouma le3reb tedekhlou binena
@@ANIRtAMZGHA وي اخويا هاد الأمازيغ ديال الصحراء بحالي انا اوبحال ناس زاكورة مرزوكة... انا فهمت شي كلمات من الأغنية
Lorsque j'écoute cette voix et cette musique, je me vois marcher dans les dunes du Sahara
J'ad