Kela djeliya: Keme Burama. A story told by griot.

The story of Keme Burama, brother of Almami Samori Touré (1870-1898), told by:
Kasse Mady Diabate - singing voice
Awa Diabate - singing voice
Amara Diabate - talking griot
Amadou Ba Diabate - voice (namu)
Lafia Diabate - guitar, singing voice
Mamadi Diabate - guitar, singing voice
Sidiki Diabate - tama, singing voice
Boua Diabate - n'goni
Womwn of Kela - karignan, choir.
Kela, Mali. January 2009
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[@fdognini]

Brilliant. It's been some years that I don't watch this clip. I was panicking I might not find it again. Thank God it's here. I long to go back to Mali

[@grawakendream8980]

what's he talkin about

[@horizonafrica6517]

@@grawakendream8980 this is a popular song in Mali dedicated to a brave warrior name keme Bourama. He was the young brother of samory Toure who fought against French troop and fight colonisation. ( you can google samory) . The song peak about his bravery and loyalty to his brother

[@matthewheberger3861]

Hard to express how much I love this clip. Thank you tout puissant! I love the way Kassemady has just been sitting there the whole time, and doesn't make a sound until 4:25 (!).

[@Morrikunda]

I can't get enough of it, the setting and everything.

[@grawakendream8980]

how did you learn about this

[@touramakansy2878]

Vraiment ça c'est bon souvenir

[@balemesylla9813]

Mon artiste préféré kasse mady que ton âme repose en paix 🤲🙏

[@joesouare1035]

Excellent , voilà les vrais chercheurs (savant) d'Afrique.

[@Jenebu77]

Kasse Mady est un legend de la chanson Malienne, j'ai beaucoup aime ce video a la claire de lune comme avant dans le village.

[@sekouahmedkaba8437]

trop top.......le mandingue est très riche. ..la Gambie, le Sénégal, la côte d'Ivoire, la Guinée, le Mali, le Burkina ,la sierra leone,le Libéria, la guinee- bissau etc

[@ibrahimamaiga8287]

Magnifique

[@mouna347]

magnifique le reste d'histoire de l'épopéé de notre cher pays le mali merci

[@Lilboysofficiel]

Fière d’être manika ❤❤❤❤

[@WorldSrv]

Excellent quality video, both musically (with some of the best artists of this repertoire) and in terms of image quality!

[@abdoulayediabate177]

Merci beaucoup pour votre ré chèche rip

[@mamasekousacko3201]

Sekou toure

[@koneadama3518]

Très original

[@cherif27h]

Kela my beautiful village

[@fakoly6955]

❤️❤️Merci

[@mamasekousacko3201]

Samory toure

[@sesay9]

Thank for ur wonderfull story

[@korombr]

i love samory empire du mandique mandingo warriors

[@aniwa83]

vraiment excellent merci beaucoup!!

[@fatoumatacamara7227]

très très bien 😊

[@djangokouyate8833]

Oh my god ❤️❤️❤️

[@sekounabe7553]

Les grands Griots fière de vs

[@marquescameron2459]

My ancestors are Mandinka and Bambara.

[@mamadoukeita4304]

Cool histoire manding

[@grawakendream8980]

what's the story can you share a bit

[@musasuso]

@ Ina Fatoumata Kebe, you're right. It's Maninkakan or "Manding ka" as we Gambians would pronounce. The manding ka we Gambians speak results from the incorporation of other languages our ancestors had encountered when they migrated to the area. Nice... I luv my culture.

[@Morrikunda]

I think that is just something people assumed but variations have always been there.

[@paulzohin9419]

Je pleure toujour mady kasse

[@massmass3439]

Suite s'il vous plait, Merci

[@mamasekousacko3201]

La Guinée Samory toure

[@koneadama3518]

Fier d'être un Mande arrière arrière arrière arrière arrière arrière arrière arrière arrière petit fils des guerriers

[@alousidibe9998]

peuple mandé une vrai ethnie

[@AboubacarsidikilahLah]

❤️

[@KebeManinkaMousso]

Its not bambara, its maninkakan (called malinké in french). Its like bambara but with a different accent

[@tyccho]

Rip Kassé Mady

[@youssefcamara3916]

Oh no, Kasse Mady is late? Sorry to hear that. Peace to his soul.

[@Morrikunda]

Ameen.

[@KebeManinkaMousso]

oh ok i see, there are slight but noticeable differences between the two

[@lenfantnoir]

Fatoumata, Bear with me but I didnt know there was a difference. I have always termed this as Bambara Kang. I am a Gambian Mandinka :-(

[@Morrikunda]

To us all the Eastern languages are Bambara \Tilibonka kang.

[@korombr]

it mandingo

[@almamysylla970]

Mandinka kan lukata baake

[@lipephi]

Namou!

[@korombr]

@tpafrica

[@afroguineaful]

@tpafrica it is malinke!!malinka ka leh fola tin!lool