DUNDUNBA with Bolokada Conde and Wadaba Kourouma

[@meyreguimaraes5228]

The music....IMPRESSIVE! CRAZY RITHYM. I AM BRAZILIAN, AS MATTER OF FACT, I AM AFRICAN AS WELL. AND VERY PROUD OF YOU ALL. AND THE HATS. SO BEAUTIFUL. AMAZINGGG💓💞😘😚💓💞💓💞💓👏🏻👊🏼

[@kashifbangoura7658]

The original Fode Mali Bangoura from Guinea Conakry has the most amazing style to me but he was before his time and KZbin wasn't invited yet.

[@djenekone6990]

Je suis fière de nos artistes guinéens quelques soient les ethnies encores bravos à vous

[@p00ph]

Wow, just wow. Great recording of a brilliant performance of some truly beautiful music.

[@Felix-M.]

This that Groove Get in Tune Sisters and Brothers 🌍

[@GordonBurnsVideo]

Oh Yes....briliant. West African drumming at it's finest. Wonderful. Very entertaining too. Wish I had been there.

[@mathyasverschueren6714]

I use this one for dancing during my vaccation next week (on my room). Fantastic!!!

[@daniellc9792]

Que gozada ver a este Bolokada Conde y compañia.....muyyyyy buenoo...

[@pihuicho7981]

estos ritmos superan lo insuperable lucho talledo desde lima peru south america

[@kathydavidson4525]

Love this! Thanks for posting! In addition to the world's best drumming the traditional dress is stunning with the cowrie shells and beautiful colors!

[@pihuicho7981]

subida el 2009 escribo el 2014 casi 15 y estos maravillosos sonidos duraran mas alla del fin de los tiempos

[@JedTaneo]

These drummers, a beer in hand, and sunset by the beach. What a life ❤

[@stephanietournes8796]

vous êtes la fierté de la culture guinéenne wontanara

[@JedTaneo]

Stéphanie Tournès english pls

[@lplein8429]

@@JedTaneo why English?

[@vinlopresti8248]

Mi dispiace che non posso parlare Español, ma questo e una bella rapprasentatione. Grazie a tutto.

[@KatiaRoberts]

kenkeni goes from upbeat to downbeat at :14. i just played kenkeni for wadaba (sangban) and bolokada (dununba) for dunungbe at camp sealth this past wknd. one of the highlights of my life.

[@ccraibleclark]

And then it hops back at :58!

[@salioudiallo1426]

Vraiman merci la fammilles l'organisations vive le vive la nouvelles tecnologies fabbrications vive l'islam merci les parents reveyes les travailles vive le mond 🧠✍🧠✍🧠✍🧠✍🧠✍🧠✍🧠✍🧠✍🧠✍🧠✍🧠🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝😀😀😀😀😀😀👌👌👌👌👌✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊💃✊✊🧠🧠🧠🧠👍🤕🤕

[@shamsuddinali7205]

Awesome love❤❤❤❤❤

[@rydag11]

Every concert of his I've been to there's always people up and dancing

[@marioalonsosanchezparedes6004]

...No pierdan la magia....felicitaciones !

[@rocky53475]

Karamba diabate (black tanktop) is outstanding!

[@capoeirapgh]

Yes he is!

[@lexussalas9946]

Was my teacher for years before he left for Africa

[@lidlekitty]

and Karamba Diabate on djembe, and Mohammed Kouyate on Balaphone?

[@bmkfrank]

Merci d'avoir partage de telles images.... C'est vraiment interessantes.

[@Nebrox]

Great Dunun player!

[@arish2196]

Excelente!!

[@udonspecial]

Don't forget the one and only Karamba Diabate!

[@AdawgSuperhighway]

Mad Love!

[@lexussalas9946]

I studied with him for many years in Oakland. Absolutely loved his teachings.

[@greglee50]

Playing djembe is next to beauty

[@yikegami]

すげえ楽しそうｗ

[@76fuhrersteelskin45]

Saba is present Africa=38 A-z,1-26.....

[@architecture.w]

Good old La Pena right down from the Starry Plough and where Flint's used to be.

[@mamoudoudiakite2491]

Waou la culture mandingue

[@Mbeebeelove]

LOve it! ♥

[@LovelyWorkOfArt14]

i love and miss bolokada;(

[@bethcampbell737]

hi Justin and Rafael! and Aye Karamba!

[@sunilvasava9912]

nice music of Africa

[@AdawgSuperhighway]

YASS!

[@bestflex20]

I love I love I lovvveee

[@fatimafigueiredo742]

Lindo demais!

[@PetaMinter]

Awesome guys...really enjoyed your solos and energy, thanks

[@ironlionzion14]

thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@shakasanou3980]

bravo les djembeman

[@issacamara8501]

Vraiment ce super

[@MandenkalouLesgensduManden]

Le MANDEN 💪💪💪

[@greglee50]

Your brill where do I get coloured djembe straps

[@hendrixphish420]

its a shame the audience arent getting involved and enjoying it how it should be :/

[@Samakoro]

@Taiwoqwe Bolo calls them "naa do" which translates to "look here"

[@luisramos8785]

Evocando el pasado , más bien religiosas de cultura África Negra.🐓🐔🐓🐔🐣🐤🐥🐣🐖🐗🐃🐂🐏.😀😀😀😁😎👆👇👈👉💜🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵.

[@Samakoro]

@taamaria Karamba Diabate

[@marcoantoniogarcia2040]

muy buenos

[@rydag11]

Was this the one in Berkley?

[@lidlekitty]

Is that Alisco on dununba?

[@barefootdesigns]

Yes. Good catch!

[@DanDjembe]

3:40 cracked me right up :)

[@76fuhrersteelskin45]

Who caught the Djembe dialogue?

[@sekoukourouma2927]

Très bon

[@pabloperez7241]

Alguien sabe como se llaman los gorros que usan están muy bonitos👍👍

[@bbarnes13]

Beauty

[@henrique7171]

muito bom

[@taamaria]

Who's the young guy playing??!!....he's also good!!! haaa!

[@nikitadzawala727]

wow

[@Taiwoqwe]

whats tha name of those hats?

[@ctb0501]

Is this actually Bolokada Conde and Wadaba Kourouma performing? What's the name of this song? Amazing!

[@camilagomezfontalvo3877]

Que ritmo musical es ese?

[@seeco321]

good job kenkeni player getting back on track at 0:55. can someone remind me the name of this dundunba?

[@stinaruohonen6452]

louis louis

[@udonspecial]

demosonikelen

[@marcoantoniogarcia2040]

Solo tengo una duda, por ejemplo en Mexico se escucha la cumbia, si escuchamos la guaracha sabrosona, todos sabemos perfectamente bien como va la letra y los acordes, pero en este caso, me pregunto si son melodias ya escritas o son inventadas al momento y si la vuelven a tocar ya no les queda de la misma manera que la anterior?

[@chichilindr]

naturalmente que es un ritmo conocido, lo pueden hacer mil veces igual y no solo ellos sino cualquiera que lo haya estudiado, el ritmo es el demosoni kelen y pertenece a la gran familia de ritmos dununbas.........saludos, me gustan tambien los corridos bien chacalosos amigo............pero esto es pura cremita de hamanah.........wassa wassaaaaaaa......

[@marcoantoniogarcia2040]

oscar javier Gracias por tu aporte amigo, saludos

[@leowind3916]

Son ritmos predeterminados, tienen ciertos golpes y combinaciones por cada ritmo que no cambian, por ejemplo los dundunes.. los tambores de atras deben ser ensamblados con los golpes correspondientes para que suene el ritmo, ya que si se cambia alguno deja de ser como tal, tambien los djembes llevan acompañamientos que son fijos para cada ritmo, en la aplicacion el ritmo lo pueden tocar mil veces igual pero sin hacer los floreos o soleos que son las improvisaciones que hacen los djembefolas ahi en el momento, segun le nace, pero el ritmo como tal es uno solo y debe tocarse como corresponde para que suene igual a lo tradicional... Puedes encontrar estos ritmos en un pdf que se llama west african percusion, ahi puedes encontrar la escritura de los ritmos

[@iicurlies-robloxandmore3261]

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[@barefootdesigns]

Who is that playing Dundunba? Nice soloing. Wow! Haven't seen that kind of crazy stick except from Moko and Mangue. So who is this dude?

[@Dugafola]

alysco aly diabate....he's an elder/teacher to moko and mangue

[@barefootdesigns]

Thanks. I've heard a lot about him but never seen him. Awesome. No wonder he reminded me of Moko and Mangue. c:

[@ThomasFallet]

Demosoni Kelen 'tou tou"

[@gjmbseattle]

5:05 Sticking money on the guys forehead?

[@KatiaRoberts]

yup. very traditional.

[@carichar87]

WIN!

[@DanielKonate]

@hendrixphish420 yeah, a shame for the one responsible for them playing on a high stage!

[@dr.yusufmusahammawa9252]

But Nigerian drum is sweeter

[@GuardianoftheGoldenStool]

It’s not,....coming from me an Afro-American with an unbiased point of view. The only thing I’ve heard good coming out of Nigeria is Babatunde, all the rest of that dundun and bata drumming sound like the beating of noisy child’s toys,...seriously. Yes, that’s me, coming from an unbiased point of view. What’s quite funny from ancestry dna testing I have far more Nigerian dna than Guinean where this type of drumming comes from. My Nigerian dna is 19 percent and my Guinean dna is 8 percent, although my 7 percent Senegalese dna may accentuate it having a similar regional culture(the Guineans and Senegalese).

[@samboufofana6586]

If your music is nice why don't you show out your talent to the world

[@rydag11]

Was this the one in Berkley?