Hi Sona Jobarteh, you have opened my feelings for Africa through your music, I am emotionally touched by your voice and your performance, Gambia should be proud of you, and so am I from Norway, you make Africa much closer to Norway with your fantastic rhythmic music and voice, cheer on you 👍
Africa music stands unique nd speaks alot to the Africa🌍 irrespective of the country u come from in the continent.. Greetings from a Ghanaian 🇬🇭 in UAE 🇦🇪.
I'm looking up and down the comments here and I'm starting to wonder if I'm the only white American who loves West African music and the virtuosity of West African musicians on the kora and calabash. My musical tastes are fairly eclectic anyway, having grown up with 60s pop, progressive rock, R&B, new wave, etc. But this stuff warms my soul. Sona Jobarteh is indeed a master on the kora, and to top if off she is SMOKIN' hot! The complete package of talent, intelligence, looks, and serenity of being. When my soul needs a boost I put on some Malian kora & calabash and just close my eyes and absorb it like a sponge.
You're not the only white American that loves African "Afro-Pop" music. They used to play a lot of "Afro-Pop" music on PRI/Public radio International if Donald Trump and his GOP horde haven't forced them off the air. I used to listen to it on weekends on on the Internet.
Listening to this enjoyable sounds from Germany. My father lived in Africa for 6 years (most of the time in Namibia) . He taught me to love African culture in all its facets.
African music is in true harmony with the rhythm of the Earth and this talented lady is a true angel, her music soothes and flows so naturally, it brings peace and joy at a cellular level. Viva Africa, viva Sona!!!🙏🙂
Sona you are incredible proud of Gambia for presenting such natural African music, Africa is the source of majority beats in the world God bless you from Ethiopia
Hey Sona Jobarteh and team....Love from Assam, India. The music is so from the earth. I am glad i came across it today.....Kora is unique, the way it is held, strings facing in and the spectacular use of thumb unlike any other musical instrument...Africa is rich in culture!
Goosebumps, tears, happiness and joy. Dear God pls restored Africa with good leader's oh Lord, so the world will see real beauty of we Africa. God bless this amazing lady and her band.
@@thebridge5483 any way it's right to pray and ask to God or life or universe for África and their people. Our wishes will be a truth like these great musicians do. Blessings.
It looks like god abandoned Africa long time ago. I put my faith with the beautiful people of Africa and of the world to restore harmony on this planet. We are all one!
This is the music we need, not the music with hate speech and unclean words , but this music is only for matured ears hey, from South Africa I say long live Sona Jobarteh live, may God make you good and protect you 👏❤️❤️❤️
I am an original Melanesian from South Pacific and love the music. I am sure other Melanesian from West Irian, PNG, Solomon Island, New Caledonia, Vanuatu and Fiji will feel the same indigenous rythm
This is AMAZING! Listen to the KORA, how soothing ; the drums, how they conduct the whole ensemble; the guitars, how they embellish and compliment the amazing voice. AFRICA at its best. Long live Sona. I am from Zimbabwe.
Ho avuta l'opportunità di vederti ieri su RAIUNO, in Italia. Non avevo dubbi, Sona, che tu eri artista d'eccellenza. Con la delicatezza delle note, tue e della tua band, avete fatto un dono meraviglioso all'UNICEF. Poche volte si ha l'opportunità di vedere un'artista che quando si racconta sorride. Tu ci racconti la tua terra attraverso la musica, canale multiculturale. Grazie Sona. Tu e la tua band siete uno spettacolo intriso di meraviglia. Grazie di averci data l'opportunità di respirarvi.
In 1996 when the Olympics were here.....in Atlanta USA.....I danced on the streets by the international wonderful ethnic music that was generously brought here by many people from elsewhere!!! Oh thank you Dear.....for rekindling for me this lovely music....of your Country. Thank you. I feel nourished by your music.. Ahna USA
She is just a gifted musician and a great singer. And she has great musicians in her band! To us Germans African music might sometimes feel strange but it's so full of passion and love. Listening to that I wished I could be in Africa - seeing funny, happy faces making wonderful music. Back then we came as conquerors and robbers. We missed seeing what Africa really is. I just hope that all those wounds might heal sometime in the future. We are all the same on that lonely planet. - Greetings from Germany.
This is absolute history ihe making Dont ever miss a chance to see her live. There is no one like her in this world I am so glad I can hear her . So dedicated so hardworking Very delighted Bravo
In the end we will find that we are all one big family ... different, colorful, warm ... what connects us is music, love and joy ... Sona and her band are ambassadors of this infinitely large human family who, with their music, remind us of who we are, where we are going and why we are here! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!
ONE LOVE...truly stunning performance. Seeing artists like this in perfect sync, feeding off each others love of music, life and humanity. Had the privilege of spending three months in Gambia in 1994 as student on placement in Brikama, Dobong and other wonderful places. What a time that was...helped me realise deeply held beliefs that had little currency in the west but make perfect sense in a rural economy. Gambia made me so welcome, such natural people. Picked up a significant drumming habit there and ended up making the same journey that those primal rhythms had made all the way to Cuba. This is amazing. Bless all of you for this music.
Wait wait,damn I thought i ws the only somali who had a heart nd soul for good music 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗👊👊😍when I play African music my mom be like son did u convert or something 🤣🤣🤣
@@Jiulize Oscar No you are not the only one here who has ❤️ heart to listening this beautiful as Somali we love music but the last 30 years due to lack of government we lost our culture and music but still there a lot out there who keep the good things, imagine in Afgooye the famer dude playing Shareero/Kirar or the Camel man, Nomadic live with music what Heaven, I miss that part.
@@mobayle8508 the culture is in our blood as long as a single of us still breathe then the continuity of our cultural survival is bt ensured for eternity,,,🤗🤗🤗🤗 I have had the stories of afgooye nd more pleasant news of our cultural practices in many regions within the motherland ,,,I ws born nd raised in kenya though nd never been to somali sadly
when I listen to this I dont even eat or drink. you can totally survive on this. saw her song a few years ago and thought she was talented she is reached greater heights for sure. play on guys. the whole team is awesome.
This is the very first time that I have listened to your music, and I shed tears of emotions, especially when you play two, you and the drummer of the tam-tam. I do nt know you but Proud of you Sona
Greetings from Senegal, this to me is one of the best stress relief After the music of Salif I never though I would fall so in love with the music of an African artist to this point. Been listening to Sona for years now. Much love.
Watch some of the videos by Catrin Finch, a Harp Player from Wales and the very well known Kora player she has collaborated with. I can't remember his name or spelling. Just search Catrin Finch Harp and/or Kora. One piece called "Two Harps beat as one" is especially good. "AFRO POP is some of the best music around. It beats the crap out of Hip Hop.
Hello. I am a musician and writer from southern Germany. It's been 20 years since I was at the Afrika Festval in Würzburg for the first time. It was gigantic. The place was huge, at night we stayed in our tents. The Africa Festival in Freudenstadt, on the other hand, was small and manageable. We were 300 people and I was the only wise woman. it was so familiar and wonderful thank you for this music thank you for this memory. Flora Florenz
Sonna touramagan SIII djabate my young sister I'm so proud of you.thanks for making all the word fun all our mandingo culture,music with our 300 and plus rhythms.i'm Traoré meaning djabate.
I think Sona Jobarteh is very beautiful, friendly, charismatic... and of course, she is super talented and has a voice that touches the bottom of the soul and makes the heart flutter!!! Congratulations @Sona Jobarteh!!! I love you!!!!
I love my homeland♥️Sweet Africa to me, from the people, fresh fruits and vegetables, culture, red soil, trees, weather,...and of course our beautiful music. Oh! how I miss home.
As a gambian she’s my favorit but so many great kora players in the gambia her grand father was one of the best but now the maestro is Jaliba Kuyateh he is number 1.
deffinetly sona you are the only gambian artist that i can listen and feels you to the fullest because your music is very clean ....keep it up may god bless you ....
thats one of the greatest guitar player ive ever heard,among the legends✨🪷⚡🌀🍺🍀🍒🙏and you are a goddess mam,mdm,however you call it🍍in your language☀️im in awe💖🙏
Kaira means peace. I feel most at peace when I listen to this song. I can’t explain the degree of tranquillity I feel, you just would have to experience it yourself.
EU NUNCA ME CANSO DE VER OS VIDEOS DA SONA, ESSA SIMPATIA DELA É CONTAGIANTE, ESSA VOZ QUE TOCA NA ALMA, ESSE INSTRUMENTO QUE ELA USA, QUE IMPRESSIONANTE. EU TE AMO SONA JOBARTEH! I NEVER GET TIRED OF WATCHING SONA'S VIDEOS, THAT SYMPATHY OF HER IS CONTAGIOUS, THAT VOICE THAT TOUCHES THE SOUL, THAT INSTRUMENT THAT SHE USES, HOW AWESOME. I LOVE YOU SONA JOBARTEH!
Celle chanson je ne l'a connaissais pas tt les deux j en découvre et je me lasse pas bravo Sona Jobaret tu n'as a fait découvert 1 vrai artiste international bravo et le batteur de tam-tam est un très bon et il est marrant et tt les musicien mais tu es entouré de très bons musicien
An uncrowned Queen of African melody. So fair of face, so radiant of soul, so graceful in composition, so wise in the assemblage of complementary artists to create a definition of musical symphony.
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Hi Sona Jobarteh, you have opened my feelings for Africa through your music, I am emotionally touched by your voice and your performance, Gambia should be proud of you, and so am I from Norway, you make Africa much closer to Norway with your fantastic rhythmic music and voice, cheer on you 👍
Love from 🇧🇷❤! My dear godfather LOU GOLD shared this precious video with me. He’s in heaven now and I’m listening with tears of love & gratitude. 🙏🙏🙏
Africa music stands unique nd speaks alot to the Africa🌍 irrespective of the country u come from in the continent.. Greetings from a Ghanaian 🇬🇭 in UAE 🇦🇪.
Welcome to UAE 🇦🇪
Super music
I'm looking up and down the comments here and I'm starting to wonder if I'm the only white American who loves West African music and the virtuosity of West African musicians on the kora and calabash. My musical tastes are fairly eclectic anyway, having grown up with 60s pop, progressive rock, R&B, new wave, etc. But this stuff warms my soul. Sona Jobarteh is indeed a master on the kora, and to top if off she is SMOKIN' hot! The complete package of talent, intelligence, looks, and serenity of being. When my soul needs a boost I put on some Malian kora & calabash and just close my eyes and absorb it like a sponge.
If you want to expand your Kora and Harp horizon, look at Catrin Finch and Seckou Keita Try the video "Two Harps Beat As One".
Try this:ruclips.net/video/NU-H2zg3_BM/видео.html
You're not the only white American that loves African "Afro-Pop" music. They used to play a lot of "Afro-Pop" music on PRI/Public radio International if Donald Trump and his GOP horde haven't forced them off the air. I used to listen to it on weekends on on the Internet.
@@chrisgordon5719 Yay! One in the win column!
You forgot to add, she's also modest
Africa has more to offer to the world than we can all imagine or much more than what some people would accept! Viva Africa!!!!! The world is Africa!!
Surely my brother!
I feel black inside!! 😍😍😍
Especially in these days, viva Africa!!
@@massimogiuntini1 viva!
Very true, there is a lot to offer to the world.
Am Kwena from South Africa. This lady is a starrr!! Bring her down here please.
Listening to this enjoyable sounds from Germany. My father lived in Africa for 6 years (most of the time in Namibia) . He taught me to love African culture in all its facets.
She is so beautiful and Very Talented. Love to all my African Brothers from El Salvador.
👍
Africa loves you Brother
Sona is beautiful for real!
Africa the cradle of humanity, this music touches me so deeply. Sending love and blessings to Mamma Africa from London, UK
Chaque jours j écoute le groupe mais les musiciens sont très bons
African music is in true harmony with the rhythm of the Earth and this talented lady is a true angel, her music soothes and flows so naturally, it brings peace and joy at a cellular level. Viva Africa, viva Sona!!!🙏🙂
Completely agree...
Viva Africa 💖💖
Sona you are incredible proud of Gambia for presenting such natural African music, Africa is the source of majority beats in the world God bless you from Ethiopia
Tre zoooo
**
Thanks from Sénégal 🌹🇸🇳🇸🇳🇸🇳🙏
Hey Sona Jobarteh and team....Love from Assam, India. The music is so from the earth. I am glad i came across it today.....Kora is unique, the way it is held, strings facing in and the spectacular use of thumb unlike any other musical instrument...Africa is rich in culture!
I really feel proud as a Gambian after seeing my fellow Gambian performing extraordinarily in my beloved culture
Much love sona 🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲❤️💙💚
I am an Indian but , more and more often I listin African music . I love Sona's instrumental and songs both . She have amazing talent .
Thanks
with love from Zimbabwe. We are brothers and sisters if we learn to ignore these borders that were imposed upon us.
The same for myself .... from Québec Canada !!!
Ichokwadi chizere. Mumhanzi unotapira uyu.
Yea exactly bro from Liberia
Borders? What Borders. Those imaginary lines?
Morset Billie - Yes, indeed. We have the same mother. AFRIKA!
Wow! As a Gambian and half mandinka. I just wanna jump out of my skin with pride. Beautiful mandinka music Sona. Way to go sister
Dear whoever listened to this song I don't know you, but I wish you all the best and the happiness of the world.
Listenning with lots of love from Lake Town city of Kisumu in Luoland Kenya.
Awesome.. Listening from Kilifi
Omera Jakatiga, thumni mit e yo mabor!
Goosebumps, tears, happiness and joy. Dear God pls restored Africa with good leader's oh Lord, so the world will see real beauty of we Africa. God bless this amazing lady and her band.
God has not and will not step in. You will need to do that work yourself.
Sebastião Edson Macedo I agree with you for if he was going to he would have done so 1500 years ago
Stop waiting on god and let’s get to the rebuilding of our continent only Africans can restore Africa
@@thebridge5483 any way it's right to pray and ask to God or life or universe for África and their people. Our wishes will be a truth like these great musicians do. Blessings.
It looks like god abandoned Africa long time ago. I put my faith with the beautiful people of Africa and of the world to restore harmony on this planet. We are all one!
This is the music we need, not the music with hate speech and unclean words , but this music is only for matured ears hey, from South Africa I say long live Sona Jobarteh live, may God make you good and protect you 👏❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful MUSIC! greetings from the heart of Southamérica (Paraguay)
I am an original Melanesian from South Pacific and love the music. I am sure other Melanesian from West Irian, PNG, Solomon Island, New Caledonia, Vanuatu and Fiji will feel the same indigenous rythm
This is AMAZING! Listen to the KORA, how soothing ; the drums, how they conduct the whole ensemble; the guitars, how they embellish and compliment the amazing voice. AFRICA at its best. Long live Sona. I am from Zimbabwe.
Ho avuta l'opportunità di vederti ieri su RAIUNO, in Italia. Non avevo dubbi, Sona, che tu eri artista d'eccellenza. Con la delicatezza delle note, tue e della tua band, avete fatto un dono meraviglioso all'UNICEF. Poche volte si ha l'opportunità di vedere un'artista che quando si racconta sorride. Tu ci racconti la tua terra attraverso la musica, canale multiculturale. Grazie Sona. Tu e la tua band siete uno spettacolo intriso di meraviglia. Grazie di averci data l'opportunità di respirarvi.
It’s the only thing “we” people want. Nothing else, just “PEACE”… greetings from Bosnia and Herzegovina beautiful Sona ❤️🖤
I am blessed with the African culture and tradition Alhamdulilah. More love from Liberia 🇱🇷🇱🇷💪💪We are all brothers and sisters
Africa!!i am an African!!!much love from South Africa.Be passing in Gambia to Cape Verde.Music unite us!!!!
In 1996 when the Olympics were here.....in Atlanta USA.....I danced on the streets by the international wonderful ethnic music that was generously brought here by many people from elsewhere!!! Oh thank you Dear.....for rekindling for me this lovely music....of your Country. Thank you. I feel nourished by your music.. Ahna USA
If I ever have a daughter, her name would surely be Sona!! Definitely!! Peace in Africa!
Oh that's nice..
She is just a gifted musician and a great singer. And she has great musicians in her band! To us Germans African music might sometimes feel strange but it's so full of passion and love. Listening to that I wished I could be in Africa - seeing funny, happy faces making wonderful music. Back then we came as conquerors and robbers. We missed seeing what Africa really is. I just hope that all those wounds might heal sometime in the future. We are all the same on that lonely planet. - Greetings from Germany.
What a treasure to find this wonderful music on RUclips. Such unique talent making the world a better place.
This is the music that cures your soul, it fills your spirit, it speaks to you it moves you to that inner special space of life...indeed it is PEACE.
no kidding
This is absolute history ihe making Dont ever miss a chance to see her live. There is no one like her in this world I am so glad I can hear her . So dedicated so hardworking Very delighted Bravo
In the end we will find that we are all one big family ... different, colorful, warm ... what connects us is music, love and joy ... Sona and her band are ambassadors of this infinitely large human family who, with their music, remind us of who we are, where we are going and why we are here!
Thank you from the bottom of my heart!
Preach!!!!
MAGIC, SONA JOBARTEH, AND HIS MUSIC OF PEACE AND LOVE. THANKS, AFRICAN FRIENDS.
HUGS OF BROTHER MUSICIAN FROM TAGANGA CARIBEAN COLOMBIAN.
Big love and hug peacefully from Sudanese people 🇸🇩 to Gambians 🇬🇲 and their beautiful singer Sona
Sad our media only shows us Arabic songs and never introduce us to west africa music
Whenever I listen this music all my thinking will go away and make me think about how good Africa is becoming
Wow what a band amazing music That is the flashest kora i've ever seen Must be a gibson model Pure African magic
great Music,
love it.
Good bless Africa!
lovely greetings from Austria
Denke 😍😍😍👌👌
Me too
@@alkasoulblack9943 Danke 🇧🇪
Heehee waaaii as Africans we need to keep investing on our great history and traditions. Thanks Sona for this piece of heaven.👸🏿👸🏿👸🏿👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿
Amazing playing ....
I am very very enjoying with ur music from India...
i think every human should be respected for the job that person or persons can do, sister Sona your band and you very big respect for your job
Her music makes me feel real African, with rich cultural background.
Naturally refined, talented and African beauty! Thank you Sona from Abuja!
This percussionist is very good at what he does! The band is very good! Viva Sona!!!
I have watched countless times and still counting. This is the best thing happening to me in 2020 sofar.
Sona!!!! 😍😍😍❤️❤️ loved her ever since I found out about her! I’m a big fan! Bless your music! God bless my Africa!!!
We need to appreciate our artists more, they are pure diamond
Great african music
Mauritius will be proud if you give a concert to our beautiful country
ONE LOVE...truly stunning performance. Seeing artists like this in perfect sync, feeding off each others love of music, life and humanity. Had the privilege of spending three months in Gambia in 1994 as student on placement in Brikama, Dobong and other wonderful places.
What a time that was...helped me realise deeply held beliefs that had little currency in the west but make perfect sense in a rural economy. Gambia made me so welcome, such natural people.
Picked up a significant drumming habit there and ended up making the same journey that those primal rhythms had made all the way to Cuba.
This is amazing. Bless all of you for this music.
So adorable
One of the most beautiful arrangements of Kaira! Just brings this Sierra Leonean-Guinean heart of mine joy!
You are an African pride, our awesome Gambian STARS. We adore you dear SONA... warmest greets from Somalian community
Love peace from Mogadishu Somalia, Felicitation.
Wait wait,damn I thought i ws the only somali who had a heart nd soul for good music 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗👊👊😍when I play African music my mom be like son did u convert or something 🤣🤣🤣
@@Jiulize Oscar No you are not the only one here who has ❤️ heart to listening this beautiful as Somali we love music but the last 30 years due to lack of government we lost our culture and music but still there a lot out there who keep the good things, imagine in Afgooye the famer dude playing Shareero/Kirar or the Camel man, Nomadic live with music what Heaven, I miss that part.
@@mobayle8508 the culture is in our blood as long as a single of us still breathe then the continuity of our cultural survival is bt ensured for eternity,,,🤗🤗🤗🤗 I have had the stories of afgooye nd more pleasant news of our cultural practices in many regions within the motherland ,,,I ws born nd raised in kenya though nd never been to somali sadly
Listening from Chennai, India. Heavenly! What a discovery I've made today ❤️
when I listen to this I dont even eat or drink. you can totally survive on this. saw her song a few years ago and thought she was talented she is reached greater heights for sure. play on guys. the whole team is awesome.
Much love Sona thank u for preserving the West African Heritage over the years..Nice Vibes💚
Thank you ooh African angels. Come to Uganda with that message of peace. I love you motherland
Since the first time I saw Sona Jobareth, I fell in love with she, or I should say with her music and her art
What a CHARISMA!!! - Sona is a queen and the band is kings- I hope they will performe in Sweden some day!
This is the very first time that I have listened to your music, and I shed tears of emotions, especially when you play two, you and the drummer of the tam-tam. I do nt know you but Proud of you Sona
Bonjour Sona.
Ton percutioniste est fanntadtique . Ta demarche est magnifique. Ta Musique est Splendide.
J.pierre Widlocher . Aude France
Love from North Africa Algeria ❤❤❤
Magnifique ❤️paix et amour . La scène me manque !!! . Super viibrations et connexions sur scène .merci pour ce beau moment d'amour et de Paix ☮️
Totally enthralling on all levels . Masterful musicians - perfect performance. I can't get enough of this band. Love to you all.
Awesome,my affection for all of the team members.
God bless all of them.
Amen 🙏
The more i watch this video, the MORE I LOVE IT !!! truly beutiful music .. 2024 and one of the best . STILL XXXXX
Greetings from Senegal, this to me is one of the best stress relief
After the music of Salif I never though I would fall so in love with the music of an African artist to this point. Been listening to Sona for years now. Much love.
The power of the rythm african 6/8... i love it... proude to be from Afrika. I LOVE AFRIKA
I love the energy, happiness and respect shown between musicians reflected in this nice, inspiring, long performance
This is unreal! It’s past my bed time but can’t stopped watching Sona Jobarteh’s videos. Thank you RUclips.
Watch some of the videos by Catrin Finch, a Harp Player from Wales and the very well known Kora player she has collaborated with. I can't remember his name or spelling. Just search Catrin Finch Harp and/or Kora. One piece called "Two Harps beat as one" is especially good.
"AFRO POP is some of the best music around. It beats the crap out of Hip Hop.
I am from Chad 🇹🇩 and I am in love with this woman. Salutations from N'Djamena. Go Gambia 🇬🇲!
Very very nice
Sou brasileiro, mais amo a África e a Jamaica ,onde me endentifico
Tenho um amor muito grande por esses dois país
Meu coração ,é africano e jamaicano.o sangue
Hello. I am a musician and writer from southern Germany. It's been 20 years since I was at the Afrika Festval in Würzburg for the first time. It was gigantic. The place was huge, at night we stayed in our tents. The Africa Festival in Freudenstadt, on the other hand, was small and manageable. We were 300 people and I was the only wise woman. it was so familiar and wonderful thank you for this music thank you for this memory. Flora Florenz
So Beautiful. ❤
Very entertaining stuff
Need more exposure for this kind of music - thank you for sharing 😀❤ one love from Canada 😀❤
Dillinger Sam respect bro 🇬🇲
We love you too Canada.
Canada loves everybody, and everybody loves Canada.
Love from California.
And,we run great Canadian tractors..from Brantford Ontario.peace from Pennsylvania.
This is what Africa is made of! Viva Sona! With love from Nairobi, Kenya
A very accomplished musician. A virtuoso. Hail our mother Africa!
Sonna touramagan SIII djabate my young sister I'm so proud of you.thanks for making all the word fun all our mandingo culture,music with our 300 and plus rhythms.i'm Traoré meaning djabate.
Irrespective of where you come from in Africa, African music speaks to you in a very personal way!!!!
I think Sona Jobarteh is very beautiful, friendly, charismatic... and of course, she is super talented and has a voice that touches the bottom of the soul and makes the heart flutter!!! Congratulations @Sona Jobarteh!!! I love you!!!!
Holy God - Entire band are Monsters. Just masterful. Thank you!
That little communication they had (using their instruments) towards the ending was EVERYTHING!
exactly
Amazing instrument amazing music i love it from Algeria 🇩🇿♥️
да , инструмент восхитителен и девушка сама достойна похвалы как музыкант
I love my homeland♥️Sweet Africa to me, from the people, fresh fruits and vegetables, culture, red soil, trees, weather,...and of course our beautiful music. Oh! how I miss home.
I love her and her music, my Gambian home girl, greetings from Swiss,
Great chemistry n connection with the band members
Greetings from Kenya, Proud of Gambia's best Sona!
I wish she comes to Kenya 🇰🇪
@@TheKEprince Yes such a queen!
Yea am such a fan of her and the band and such genre n vibes. I pray she comes to Kenya.
I have been waiting for my kenian for so long 🇹🇿karibuni
As a gambian she’s my favorit but so many great kora players in the gambia her grand father was one of the best but now the maestro is Jaliba Kuyateh he is number 1.
They are truly talking with the instruments here . PURE artist Sona ;) The sound of music reminds me of My New Caledonia roots.
Much love from Tanzania. You're are one of a kind
Mimi pia.
Mavazi ya kiheshimaa....sioni tabu kwenda na mama mkwe kwenye concert yake.
Sona our sister must give a concert in Tanzania my bro and sisters 🇹🇿
We adore you dear SONA... warmest greets from banyarwanda folks!
Mind-blowing! Let peace spread through your golden voice and wonderful composition.
I listen your music in a country that have been trying for years to achieve a piece of peace
deffinetly sona you are the only gambian artist that i can listen and feels you to the fullest because your music is very clean ....keep it up may god bless you ....
thats one of the greatest guitar player ive ever heard,among the legends✨🪷⚡🌀🍺🍀🍒🙏and you are a goddess mam,mdm,however you call it🍍in your language☀️im in awe💖🙏
From Atlanta, Ga, USA, I just found you today. Life is richer now.
Indeed,really
Beautiful people and wonderful music that transcend all cultures. Many blessings to you.
Kaira means peace. I feel most at peace when I listen to this song. I can’t explain the degree of tranquillity I feel, you just would have to experience it yourself.
I LOVE HER! OMG! I discovered her this past weekend with GAMBIA and I'm hooked..
EU NUNCA ME CANSO DE VER OS VIDEOS DA SONA, ESSA SIMPATIA DELA É CONTAGIANTE, ESSA VOZ QUE TOCA NA ALMA, ESSE INSTRUMENTO QUE ELA USA, QUE IMPRESSIONANTE. EU TE AMO SONA JOBARTEH!
I NEVER GET TIRED OF WATCHING SONA'S VIDEOS, THAT SYMPATHY OF HER IS CONTAGIOUS, THAT VOICE THAT TOUCHES THE SOUL, THAT INSTRUMENT THAT SHE USES, HOW AWESOME. I LOVE YOU SONA JOBARTEH!
Celle chanson je ne l'a connaissais pas tt les deux j en découvre et je me lasse pas bravo Sona Jobaret tu n'as a fait découvert 1 vrai artiste international bravo et le batteur de tam-tam est un très bon et il est marrant et tt les musicien mais tu es entouré de très bons musicien
Listening and responding physically with lots of love in cape town, western cape, SA...
Proud to be madingo from Guinea
An uncrowned Queen of African melody. So fair of face, so radiant of soul, so graceful in composition, so wise in the assemblage of complementary artists to create a definition of musical symphony.
Beautiful music!
Energy, poetry and passion.
From Los Angeles, California.
Very much appreciate the talent of the team yes peace is what we all deserve tons love fr UK
Sona, you don't know how happy you are, thank you again. I love you Sona. 🇰🇲
Much love from SOMALIA 🇸🇴