Herbert Kinobe meets Daouda Diabate, the legendary balafon player of the Tusia

[@jalilsungumo9358]

Waow. Great talent

[@giovannimartella5333]

Mercì Monsieur Yacou pour la publication de cet video. Merci Mercì, antiché touguni

[@leebz1]

this is amazing!!! i've never seen three on one balafon :))))

[@LoicYvinecPsychotherapie]

This is very pleasing

[@alexanderl.diallo5508]

THATS CONFIRMS THE ORIGINS FROM JAZZ AND BLUES.

[@andycoooke]

Wow what a great style of playing

[@adamaadama9459]

C'est prop que Dieu vous protéger et l'on vue

[@adamaadama9459]

C'est prop que Dieu vous protéger et l'on vue

[@giovannimartella5333]

Anitié tougouni! balafola kagni! le marceaux c' est Dianfa?

[@aliheydari4719]

It is amazing how they have made such wonderful instruments out of what may essentially be considered junk. And don't get me wrong the instrument sounds great but at least the balafon players i have seen so far have little to no concept of what makes music music! This is just pretty sounds with very little rhythm. I would love to have a balafon though.

[@derbeno]

This is how 'junk' is made. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZiZpnh4j9N-faM . what a fool you are

[@jalilsungumo9358]

Must it be white to be good?

[@mamadykamara]

ha ha! too complicated for you!

[@ras_mal]

Lol old comment but it seems YOU don’t know what makes music music 😂

[@NeLLaGoodFeLLa]

The wood is cut from trees that gives you oxygen to breath. Its more gold than junk man.

[@aliheydari4719]

Watch any decent xylophone player and you will know how this thing should be played.

[@jalilsungumo9358]

This is their style. Let them be. There is no one way

[@NeLLaGoodFeLLa]

There wouldnt be no xylophone without this instrument. Have some respect. You have different styles of playing this.