Madou Sidiki Diabaté and Salif Bamakora 11/11/23 Nevada City, CA Soutoukoun

[@happy1wandering]

Absolutely magical! The Kora sounds for me like what a mystical dream wound sound like!!!

[@abookhan8474]

Absolutely brilliant..........it hits the soul 👏

[@fodeguisse8439]

Encore un autre Diabate qui maîtrise parfaitement son instrument qui en sortir des sons magiques

[@issadoumbia3906]

Quelles Mélodies Mandingues envoutantes des Kora acoustique? ;Chapeau Madou Sidiki Diabaté and Salif Bamakora.

[@richardgaya3965]

Beautiful music knows no boundaries!!!

[@joelkouame2671]

Wahou ! Juste sensationnelle ❤

[@titoucoumba5258]

Bravo 🎉 !!!

[@mariepauletavarez7746]

Trop trop fort ❤❤

[@johnnyasv8772]

very nice maravilloso

[@evazion9924]

Nice n lovely

[@TiemtoreHamed]

Bonbonbon

[@sylvainecambe6367]

❤❤❤❤

[@coulibalyolivier8329]

Africa❤

[@VeraNarishkin]

Gorgeous music! 71 generations is somewhat exaggerated - If you count five generations per century, 70 generations spans 14 centuries, ie 1,400 years - it is extremely doubtful that fully documented and authentic linear ancestry records exists in Mali.

[@DeversBeats]

I’m Malian and I can confirm you that it’s the thruth. We can Even retrace the lineage of our ancestors to something like 300 BC. Memory of our elders is something else

[@VeraNarishkin]

@@DeversBeats If it is documented, show me the documents. If it is transmitted orally, it is totally unreliable.

[@FinalKaioken]

@@VeraNarishkin "The kora has at least two centuries of history, but is part of an even older tradition dating back to the 13th century Mali Empire of Sunjata Keita." a quick google search would have answered your question

[@VeraNarishkin]

@@FinalKaioken I wasn't talking about the instrument. Your quote is irrelevant in this discussion. The Keita surname is very common and widespread W in est Africa (mainly Mali Guinea and Ivory Coast; also Keïta and Kéita from the name of the Keita clan of the Mandinka people.

[@VeraNarishkin]

@@DeversBeats That memory is oral, not written, and it changes many times throught the ages. That is what always happens with oral traditions.

[@simbayoung4757]

Mozart ain’t got nothing on them