The best Artist who respect his Nature of god and the to express the modern stress of the economical colonial generation’s of African Merchants preparation god help Africa it doesn’t matter which place what country African problem we hope w’ll be solved nothings will be harder than 400 years Independence we learn it from that thanks a lot for your effort Yossu.
Not sure if anyone gives a damn but if you are stoned like me during the covid times then you can watch pretty much all the new movies and series on instaflixxer. Have been watching with my gf for the last few days =)
Eu amo o Youssou Ndour, obrigado por estar a alegrar os nossos corações sempre, vc merece tudo de bom na sua vida, que Deus te abençoe sempre! Espero conhecê-lo um dia, seja em Guiné-Bissau, meu país, assim quanto em Senegal.
m nexoul ba nexoul m boys moustapha il fait for boys bii mo guena fort grand djimi loutakh ma wax lolou moy goss bii day joue accoustik paraport ak djimi m keoudou youssou
Non seulement il joue de l'accoustic il maîtrise tou le répertoire comme si il faisait toujours partie du groupe, et Jimmy n'arrive pas à joué les morceaux tapha, comme tapha arrive à faire avec les morceaux de Jimmy, tapha il très fort
Brother, this song is extremely hard to appropriately translate as it’s a traditional Griot song praising BIRIMA NGONE LATYR FALL, a “Damel” (a 19th century sovereign of a Senegalese Kingdom called CAYOR before colonization). Youssou sings Birima’s reputed generosity. 4:30 The chorus basically says “Birima, what a great host. Whoever spent the day with him, ate and drank to his soul content”). Beyond the chorus, the entire song simply retraces Birima’s legendary ancestors (Amary Ngone Sobel, Meissa Tenda Dior, Samba Laobe etc...) and reminds us how magnificent he and his family were. BIRIMA is the half brother of LAT DIOR NGONE LATYR DIOP, widely regarded as one of Senegal’s most fearless and greatest warrior. He was killed by the French army. If you google his name, there is plenty of info in English about that entire FALL-DIOP family, their kingdoms (Cayor/Baol) etc... Senegalese people are really fond of their pre-Islamic “ceddos” ancestors and LOVE griot songs reminding them of that era. It’s a HUGE part of our culture.
I found this online: BIRIMA He assumed the throne of Cajor And became well-known for his festive reign Where every occasion was reason for Celebration in great style Having inherited a rich oral tradition He encouraged local musicians And his patronage gave rise to the flourishing of The music known as mbaboor Ah! Birima! A day spent in your presence Was the picture of hospitality! This music was transmitted by the griots Who painted vivid portraits of the kingdom Mbaboor became inextricably linked To the history of Cajor Most importantly, it forged a new and enduring link Between royalty and the common people Where relations had been different before As the classes lived and struggled and Celebrated together Common experience allowed them to identify With one another Ah! Birima! A day spent in your presence Was the picture of hospitality
J’ai trouvé ça en ligne: BIRIMA Il a assumé le trône de Cajor Et il est devenu bien connu pour son règne festive Où chaque occasion était la raison pour Célébration en grande pompe Ayant hérité d'une riche tradition orale Il a encouragé les musiciens locaux Et son patronage a donné lieu à l'épanouissement de la La musique dite mbaboor Ah! Birima! Une journée passée en votre présence Était l'image même de l'hospitalité! Cette musique a été transmise par les griots Qui a peint des portraits vivants du royaume Mbaboor est devenue inextricablement liée Pour l'histoire de Cajor Plus important encore, il s'est forgé un nouveau lien et durable Entre la royauté et le peuple Là où les relations étaient différentes avant Comme les classes vécu et lutté et Célébré ensemble L'expérience commune leur a permis d'identifier Avec l'autre Ah! Birima! Une journée passée en votre présence Était l'image même de l'hospitalité!
Some body to give this piece an interpretation in English, please!!. I was in Senegal few years ago I noted that this music was indeed popular to the people.
Brother, this song is extremely hard to appropriately translate as it’s a traditional Griot song praising BIRIMA NGONE LATYR FALL, a “Damel” (a 19th century sovereign of a Kingdom called Cayor before colonization). Think, Soundiata Keita sung by Salif Keita. Youssou sings Birima’s reputed generosity. The chorus basically says “Birima, what a great host. Whoever spent the day with him, ate and drank to his soul content”). Youssou also retraces his legendary genealogy (Amary Ngone Sobel, Meissa Tenda Dior, Samba Laobe etc...) and reminds us how magnificent Birima and his family were. BIRIMA is the half brother of LAT DIOR NGONE LATYR DIOP, widely regarded as Senegal’s most fearless and its greatest warrior. He was killed by the French army (the wicked bastards!!). If you google his name, there is plenty of info in English about that entire FALL-DIOP family, their kingdoms (Cayor/Baol) etc... Senegalese people are really fond of their pre-Islamic “ceddos” ancestors and LOVE griot songs and praises. It’s a HUGE part of our culture. This sh*t gets me all hyped up!! 😄 as I am a FALL and it’s about my ancestors.
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Although, I am from the Anglophone region of Africa (Nigeria) but we are all one and the same. Birima is a classic song that endeared me to youssou.
No Youssou diommal nama yalnakofi Yalla bayyi té mayko wére wayé kou mélni mom dou Amati Sénégal wayna lépp
The best Artist who respect his Nature of god and the to express the modern stress of the economical colonial generation’s of African Merchants preparation god help Africa it doesn’t matter which place what country African problem we hope w’ll be solved nothings will be harder than 400 years Independence we learn it from that thanks a lot for your effort Yossu.
Birima, La meilleure chanson de tous les temps! Je ne veux rien savoir!
Not sure if anyone gives a damn but if you are stoned like me during the covid times then you can watch pretty much all the new movies and series on instaflixxer. Have been watching with my gf for the last few days =)
@Garrett Davion definitely, been watching on InstaFlixxer for years myself :D
@@kobeshepard9776 ,w
L un des meilleurs grands bals si ce n est le meilleur. Excellentissime!
Cette chanson vraiment birima🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 depuis le Gabon je suis fan
Eu amo o Youssou Ndour, obrigado por estar a alegrar os nossos corações sempre, vc merece tudo de bom na sua vida, que Deus te abençoe sempre!
Espero conhecê-lo um dia, seja em Guiné-Bissau, meu país, assim quanto em Senegal.
João Fernando Cá obrigado ele melhorou de modo ✌
You like
Thiey you yay Haritou sénégalais yi tes chansons sont si belles et emouvantes quelle classe👍 tu es vraiment un homme exceptionnel
Cette chanson est incroyable!
Bilahi papa You mala beug piir si sama khôl lala def yalnala yalla lafal thiat si barki Seydina Mohamed (psl)
Machalla
Ay yousou
le meilleur chanteur de l'histoire
G même les frissons doundal wayy grand youssou ndour
Youssou N'dour est béni
Longue vie à toi Tonton Youssou 🙏🙏👌😍
Tiey Serigne Bamba kouko waayy mou nehhhh , daw yaram ndeyssannn❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
On t'aime fort papa youssou amoo morom mai kene dou Mbaye Dieye Faye je l'aime tro walah yalna ande bi yagg🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏
Youssou c'est le roi du musique.....merci bien!!
Le very gentalment.. Fière bien dite que des paroles de sagesse et de disciple mashall goudoufane ake were te werler amin🎶🙏🙏🙏
Lo sokhore sokhore khamni leuk man/na daw you le plus fort do séné morom
ce fut Tellement douuux 😭😭😭😭😍 Daddy You you are 🔥🔥😍😍😍😍 King Of kings 👑👑👑👑
Mina Khouma hfsss.bc .
Mina Khouma 😍👏
macha allah youssou ndour yalla nga am diame papa thi barké yonéti bi
c'est tellement excellent
Le maileure chanteure de tout liniver
please come to AUSTRIA!!!!!WE LOVE LOVE
Vrement youssou amo morome je vous écoute depuis Émirats
Ndeysane
Moi je suis guinéen me je te respecte Pasquet tu es garde épuis tu meilleur
I like this song so much!
m nexoul ba nexoul m boys moustapha il fait for boys bii mo guena fort grand djimi loutakh ma wax lolou moy goss bii day joue accoustik paraport ak djimi m keoudou youssou
abou ndiaye
Non seulement il joue de l'accoustic il maîtrise tou le répertoire comme si il faisait toujours partie du groupe, et Jimmy n'arrive pas à joué les morceaux tapha, comme tapha arrive à faire avec les morceaux de Jimmy, tapha il très fort
real music. love it youssou
Translations please, Youssou's music is/can be addictive; very addictive of its authentic feel. *from, +254 Kenya*
Brother, this song is extremely hard to appropriately translate as it’s a traditional Griot song praising BIRIMA NGONE LATYR FALL, a “Damel” (a 19th century sovereign of a Senegalese Kingdom called CAYOR before colonization).
Youssou sings Birima’s reputed generosity.
4:30 The chorus basically says “Birima, what a great host. Whoever spent the day with him, ate and drank to his soul content”).
Beyond the chorus, the entire song simply retraces Birima’s legendary ancestors (Amary Ngone Sobel, Meissa Tenda Dior, Samba Laobe etc...) and reminds us how magnificent he and his family were.
BIRIMA is the half brother of LAT DIOR NGONE LATYR DIOP, widely regarded as one of Senegal’s most fearless and greatest warrior. He was killed by the French army. If you google his name, there is plenty of info in English about that entire FALL-DIOP family, their kingdoms (Cayor/Baol) etc...
Senegalese people are really fond of their pre-Islamic “ceddos” ancestors and LOVE griot songs reminding them of that era. It’s a HUGE part of our culture.
I found this online:
BIRIMA
He assumed the throne of Cajor
And became well-known for his festive reign
Where every occasion was reason for
Celebration in great style
Having inherited a rich oral tradition
He encouraged local musicians
And his patronage gave rise to the flourishing of
The music known as mbaboor
Ah! Birima!
A day spent in your presence
Was the picture of hospitality!
This music was transmitted by the griots
Who painted vivid portraits of the kingdom
Mbaboor became inextricably linked
To the history of Cajor
Most importantly, it forged a new and enduring link
Between royalty and the common people
Where relations had been different before
As the classes lived and struggled and
Celebrated together
Common experience allowed them to identify
With one another
Ah! Birima!
A day spent in your presence
Was the picture of hospitality
La musique oooh que c'est beau...tellement beau
Papa youssou donne moi opportunité de te connaître je t'aime beaucoup mon rêve est de rencontré
😂
Vraiment ce le meilleur en Afrique pour moi
Good songs of PEACE. ONE LOVE with RESPECT.
li nehna com si ma ngi si bir
Wawe wawe wawe mon Grand merci wawawe 💃💃💃💃💃🙋❤
Youssou ndour kuka begne deel🎶🎶billay ya mana waay.
papa do sénn morom do senn mappando
Neyssane 😭😭❤️❤️❤️
Magnifique.....
Ndeysane ❤❤❤😭
Je cherche la traduction du texte de la chonson svp je suis algérien j'aime beaucoup youssou n'dour
J’ai trouvé ça en ligne:
BIRIMA
Il a assumé le trône de Cajor
Et il est devenu bien connu pour son règne festive
Où chaque occasion était la raison pour
Célébration en grande pompe
Ayant hérité d'une riche tradition orale
Il a encouragé les musiciens locaux
Et son patronage a donné lieu à l'épanouissement de la
La musique dite mbaboor
Ah! Birima!
Une journée passée en votre présence
Était l'image même de l'hospitalité!
Cette musique a été transmise par les griots
Qui a peint des portraits vivants du royaume
Mbaboor est devenue inextricablement liée
Pour l'histoire de Cajor
Plus important encore, il s'est forgé un nouveau lien et durable
Entre la royauté et le peuple
Là où les relations étaient différentes avant
Comme les classes vécu et lutté et
Célébré ensemble
L'expérience commune leur a permis d'identifier
Avec l'autre
Ah! Birima!
Une journée passée en votre présence
Était l'image même de l'hospitalité!
Yaay seennn Baye
khalilou adama salliaálc0lzs!?9222 /$ 43MGP
lo wa basse.mdr
Khol séde na vraiment
youssou ndour mala beugue do sen morom machaala
Mouna Diouf machalla you
A partir de 7:56 🥺🔥❤️❤️❤️
Kon t'as remarqué 😭❤🤌
@@mouha75_ svp y'a quoi???
Le king le roi des roi grand nekna trop
youssou do moromou gayi
Thiey the king
Li nekhna
ndeyessssa nekhna😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍💪
Salut qui peut m'expliquer ce que veut dire "Birima"
C’est le nom d’un grand roi sénégalais du 19eme siècle. BIRIMA était connu pour sa générosité envers ses sujets et ses invités.
yaye sen baye dh
kouran dou moromou batterie thioli mo bari rek kou kham nga kouye sa baye
Live senegal west Africa .
Thé best
Koula bagn yala nako guisate
Some body to give this piece an interpretation in English, please!!. I was in Senegal few years ago I noted that this music was indeed popular to the people.
Brother, this song is extremely hard to appropriately translate as it’s a traditional Griot song praising BIRIMA NGONE LATYR FALL, a “Damel” (a 19th century sovereign of a Kingdom called Cayor before colonization). Think, Soundiata Keita sung by Salif Keita.
Youssou sings Birima’s reputed generosity. The chorus basically says “Birima, what a great host. Whoever spent the day with him, ate and drank to his soul content”). Youssou also retraces his legendary genealogy (Amary Ngone Sobel, Meissa Tenda Dior, Samba Laobe etc...) and reminds us how magnificent Birima and his family were. BIRIMA is the half brother of LAT DIOR NGONE LATYR DIOP, widely regarded as Senegal’s most fearless and its greatest warrior. He was killed by the French army (the wicked bastards!!). If you google his name, there is plenty of info in English about that entire FALL-DIOP family, their kingdoms (Cayor/Baol) etc...
Senegalese people are really fond of their pre-Islamic “ceddos” ancestors and LOVE griot songs and praises. It’s a HUGE part of our culture. This sh*t gets me all hyped up!! 😄 as I am a FALL and it’s about my ancestors.
@@Kingsley114 Thanks , it is magnificent song .
you yafi nek yow lanou wax
Thièy gallo thiélo gallo
love you ndaye sarr
Weyla aisata ba tie lemeyer
Papa you li fort na
bi lay waaayat ga gnou khana nekh
Baravo yousaou ndour
Maachalah Maachalah Maachalah
merci youssou Ndour
you ya mana waye
Djimi Mbaye,
Machallh
Awesome
Bayilene thiakhane adouna dou keur ta demi lou diegue la
I like youssou n
Succès total✔✅✅✅ bravo youssou 👍👍👍👍
machalah
-Jeu xtu !
This is real.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Super
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Je vote macky salle pour youssou ndour merci you
😍😍😍😍😍
fode ndiaye youssou yaw la
Non you ya meun gayi nak,, music yakhouna legui na boyi khol si yaw
non li dou nenn
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Camerona 77 z
Rassoul Sow
Rassoul Sow v
😘
Lii moo nex
Non tapha gaye doumoromou Jimmy mbaye
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Ndeysane ❤❤❤😭
❤❤
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😍😍😍😍😍
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