Famoudou Konate La fé Waraba rhythm song sing Waraba nonko

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La fé

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Uwielbiam Famoudou

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🙇🏻‍♂️ 🪘 💓 gracias maestro

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Merci beaucoup konate kounda

[@aspassoconbrando5736]

che spettacolo!

[@Watcha93]

Famoudou is a legacy like Mamady keita

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Famoudou la fierté d'Afrique 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

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Veramente BRAVI!!!!! Complimenti!

[@tomboyles6878]

Loved it! Thanks for sharing...

[@rytmydjembe]

I love too :)

[@kristapsbungo]

What are the song lyrics, are they available somewhere? But thanks for posting, nice to see Famoudou teaching!!

[@TheChamberRoomExperience]

Yes, I would like to know what they are saying...u can't just say words and not have any clue...

[@Secure_It_T]

Not all the songs to west african rhythms have been translated to English. It’s very difficult to find a site that has the songs and it’s translation

[@AguadeCoko]

@@robertmiller1119 Hi, thanks for the post, but I found this link to give other lyrics than in the video. ;) Greetings!

[@wadepeterson8827]

Yes indeed, it is often difficult to find the meanings of many of these songs. Famoudou is from Guinea & speaks Malinke, but like in many parts of West Africa & really all over Africa, he speaks French because of the former colonial rule of France. As a result, it's even harder to get translations into English because the Guinean "artists" most commonly speak Malinke, Susu, French, & Fula, but there are approximately 25-30 languages & dialects in Guinea. I've had difficulty getting many songs translated over the years, unless they are transcribed in CD Liner Notes, or within an instructional book or on a specialized website intended for instruction & education, but generally draw their info from the CD's & books mentioned before. I'm going to look the info on some Famoudou CD's to see what I can find. He definitely is one of the grand masters of the Jembe, born in 1940, & he's a great teacher, performer & player of the Jembe, a true Djembefola & very sweet & supportive person. I'll write more in the next week. Blessings

[@coreydavis8786]

La'fe

[@AlanTauber-DrumConnection]

Correct the Sangbanfola is playing the La fé rhythm. He should play the dununba part!

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