DE BATORO - Yidjindja

[@MarieBagnan-kl1ko]

Merci mon frère, le son est propre

[@vanitedesvanites9502]

Mon parent tu as tué le son... Je suis fan

[@naabakouligabonkoungou7913]

C’est validé chapeau à vous et du courage à vous

[@edouakantiono4943]

courage a toi frère bn vent. fière de d être Burkinabé j'adore ta musik origigi de sanguié.

[@colettebakouan7641]

Courage mon frère félicitation

[@georgesahmedbazemo6333]

Felicitations Don Sharp et bn vent le son est vraiment djidji. Je kiff grave

[@azizip171]

I'm an African American who just happened upon this video while looking for African music and dances. I hope that someone will share (in English or French which I'll translate through Google translate) what the title of the song means, what this song is about, what nation the singer is from, and what language this is. I'd love to showcase it on my pancocojams cultural blog. Unfortunately I only understand English, and that's true for a lot of people in the United States. But I think that more people who only understand English would love this song and this type of music if these videos included the type of information that I requested above. Thank you and One Love!

[@dabeast6672]

Azizi Powell The singer is from Burkina Faso and he sings in Lyélé, one of the country local languages. The title could be translate as "The hand of God is powerful" and the song is about perseverance, hope, courage... things like that... Peace ✌🏾

[@somga1224]

tres Bell chanson,Bell Melodie

[@sidikizagre3589]

Vraiment magnifique. Bn vent

[@noelbako6288]

j'adore ta musique dabi

[@naabakouligabonkoungou7913]

Vraiment c’est trop cool

[@jeanzongo3631]

je sui tro fier d toi le Daabi

[@diegodiego4529]

dabiii drou baah

[@nionvincent634]

Cool mon parent

[@maryseregnier3384]

J ADOOOOOOOOOOORE

[@elizabeth1936]

which language

[@fabricebado7783]

Gurunsi. A local language in Burkina

[@triciak3211]

Hahaha are these batooro??

[@rabietousare6898]

cool

[@shagazoure1363]

bravo