Badini Karim dit Yegdyanga (Mossi, Burkina Faso Music)

Badini Karim dig Yegdyanga. Vol. 2. (Mossi): [Archived: Burkina Faso 1996]
1. Rooghin ti loobé burkin bila
2. Rim la naaba
3. Sano beogon waognaam
For educational and archival purposes only.

[@superrass5755]

Badini karim 💖💖💖💞💞💞💝💝💝🥰🥰🥰🇧🇫🇧🇫

[@tcheyamachinedeguerre3125]

Merci infiniment car ce morceau me rappelle quand mon père travaillait à la compagnie ZST en 2006 ces collègues aimaient bien écouter ce morceau et jais finis par aimer 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@laminedao2944]

A

[@jalilsungumo9358]

First song: the musician says he is having sleepless nights because something strange is happening. "Men want women. Women want men yet they don't want to have children." He calls on Burkinabess to born and become plenty. 2nd song says a Burkinabe shouldn't be useless. He listed many casual jobs that any Burkinabe should be able to do. 3rd song says wealth is kingship and poverty is slavery.

[@azizkarimbenjamin9127]

Great translation. I’m a Mossi by trabe but I don’t understand the language 😢

[@TheNikita116]

Thank you❣️

[@speakuponlinetr]

Love it❤

[@rasmaneouedraogo1972]

Badini Karim 🥰❤️💝🇧🇫

[@RobertJackson11-nd3xo]

i love the music and the women

[@sedegoproduction3408]

Si je pouvais avoir d'autres souvenirs de mon pays ca fera plus plaisir

[@Rasmaneouedraogo-fl5xs]

Chapeau artiste repose en paix😢

[@DreadLocksForeva]

Woow great sound music it's amazing bcs its sound like gojam music ethiopia God bless all my african people 🙏 ❤️

[@sedegoproduction3408]

NON c'est incroyable de ta part. Tu a vécu le BURKINA FASO. Je suis fier de toi merci beaucoup pour ce souvenir

[@user-uq8sg2vq3e]

Mossi is my tribe

[@pakorasta7038]

Big up to you, Christopher you are real, original.

[@nikiemaousseini1764]

❤

[@aladjicheickadamsawadogo1961]

Reposé en paix mon oncle 🙏😭😭😭😭

[@lhommesansnom4630]

Il est décédé ? Que son âme repose en paix.

[@ousseninikema8555]

Très propre sui fière

[@louiseweah5982]

Powerful songs, deep, very encouraging, we need music like this in this generation

[@sereroserera367]

Do you speak moore? I’m asking cause your last name looks Liberian or Sierra Leonian! ❤️

[@louiseweah5982]

@@sereroserera367 yes dear I speak Moore and French, my dad from Burkina faso my mother from Liberia

[@sereroserera367]

@@louiseweah5982 how lovely! Stay blessed, sister!

[@louiseweah5982]

@@sereroserera367 Amen 🙏 sis

[@azizkarimbenjamin9127]

Really proud of everyone speaking this great language. My father from Burkina but I don’t speak this language as I’m growing up I realize how important it is if I do understand my father’s language 😢

[@oubdasouleymane2773]

J'aime bien la musique traditionnelle

[@yahayaosman5187]

I wish I understand mossi but I am not mossi am a bissah

[@boukarymohamedouedraogo5691]

Well if you spend all your time eating arachide instead of learning Mooré what do you expect good luck mate. For time been we we’re enjoying our traditional music 😀😀😜

[@lhommesansnom4630]

❤❤

[@saydebebane7379]

Merci beaucoup pour cette subvenir

[@robertjackson8835]

I love it

[@karlm8067]

Formidable! 😄

[@samaduwillie990]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@michelboniboka8143]

Autre origine certaine du RAP: Musique profonde.

[@blackshinea.k.aruleboy7945]

Correct kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6SzfIhvd7KagtU

[@naabakouligabonkoungou7913]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇧🇫🇧🇫🇧🇫

[@hamyramy4874]

Allahamdoullah

[@bastianmadsengrouleff7836]

Bunchininiwa

[@ouegosalif2551]

💙💙💙

[@mennaelswahelswah3243]

Can you please upload another one by the same people Please 🙏😉

[@ChristopherWise]

I wish I had one. I saw them play in Ouagadougou back in 1996. I'm not aware of any other recording they made.

[@mennaelswahelswah3243]

@@ChristopherWise owwnn... 😔 Thanks by the way I really appreciate what you've uploaded 👍 Stay safe, live healthy and stronger 😘

[@amadousow2505]

Rip😔😔😔🇧🇫🇧🇫👍😭😭

[@ramatumohammed8497]

@@amadousow2505 is he dead?😨

[@papalasso7236]

@@ChristopherWiser

[@oskarrygaard2274]

shit en banger