Den (Mendiani), Hamana, Guinea

[@kyslo555]

C'est magnifique

[@arnowillekes7979]

Very nice! Love this Malinke style but don’t get to play it that often unfortunately…my teacher in this was Ponda O’Bryan btw 👍🏽✊🏽🪘

[@tama.mascarenhas3775]

This is absolutely excellent
Perfect dundun frases
That sangba boy was getting distracted and the other guy knocked him on his head lol

[@KatiaRoberts]

😄

[@369A21]

Detalles del video; ay la televisión 📺 como que no existe...la música es una necesidad, así que la hacen ellos...como el Jazz los instrumentos se van incorporando, a un ritmo musical 🪘pasan los días...y las personas con lo que tienen intentan ser feliz...ay vemos la importancia que tiene serlo...feliz.💙💙💙

[@KatiaRoberts]

Thank you for watching my videos, Angel, and respecting and admiring this culture. We have much to learn from them about community and joy. : ) Thank you for leaving positive comments!

[@eliaomarsabra8645]

Mendiani from Hamana ,so differenti as I used tò play, A lot of variation with the sangban,beautiful,I d really likes tò learn tò play it

[@kyslo555]

Merci beaucoup

[@arnowillekes7979]

Excellent playing btw! And i can get the pulse later when they speed up, i’m an old punk boy so slower tempos confuse me still 😂😂😂 excellent upload thanks!

[@j.cwalton2016]

Very nice

[@raminimal5874]

Quebbuena onda 😋🌍

[@arnowillekes7979]

Just missing the accompanying djembe part, I keep getting lost haha…where’s the 1??

[@nickrothouse]

Follow the djembe. It's playing the kenkeni part so the second open tone is the downbeat. (a1* . . . . a3* etc.) Hope this helps

[@johnconners8859]

wow

[@mateuszlaskowski3123]

It's much different the Mali style mendiani/manjanin, can't see any similarities.