I was born in New York | Amụrụ mụ na New York | Awanagana | Learning Igbo in the Big Apple

"Amụrụ mụ na New York" is a vibrant Afrocentric anthem about cultural pride and determination! This song captures the journey of a young child, born in New York, embracing the beauty of the Igbo language and heritage. With catchy rhythms, soulful lyrics, and a perfect fusion of modern and traditional vibes, it’s a celebration of identity and learning.
What You’ll Learn:
The Igbo meaning of: “I was born in New York” | “Amụrụ mụ na New York”.
Igbo numbers and phrases: "otu, abụọ, atọ, anọ...", which means 1, 2, 3, and 4.
Awana gana: Nigerians’ funny way of saying “I wanna gonna.”
The sweetness of embracing your heritage no matter where you are.
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