Abou Diarra | Tunga | Loustic Sessions

[@BrandmagicLA]

Thanks!

[@LousticSessions]

Thank you! Abou Diarra has indeed inspired generations, and he has a special story to tell how he became a musician, he walked africa, literally, he learned to make his instrument on the road, and that's how he absorbed the sounds and serenity he performs.

[@BrandmagicLA]

FYI you have inspired my new life journey of learning West African music.

[@BrandmagicLA]

I hope one day I get to see you live in Los Angeles.

[@sjappiyah4071]

True African music !

[@manhouhamdi2359]

Au top Abou!

[@jamilabaya3672]

Beautifull ❤

[@A27-g5v6o]

Africa !

[@jovankuzmanovic9384]

anyone got lyrics?

[@jonahdelainch2848]

Tunba is Indian instrument but u converted into harp interesting liked from india

[@LousticSessions]

Hello Shaikh, Abou hand made his instrument, it is called Ngoni, to my info, it is a traditional instrument from west aftrica, with roots in Mali, it would be very interesting if there is a link with the Indian Tunba..

[@user-vw6bk4pb4l]

You are wrong its got nothing to do with India this instrument is a Kamelen Ngoni, West African traditional instrument played for centuries before we ever heard of India. Next time educate yourself instead of disrespecting our culture by claiming it.