Mendiani - "Denaben Dundun", "Den" & "Bundiani"

[@arnowillekes7979]

Great playing in that lovely and clear style from the region! Reminds me a lot of that classic Famoudou Konate recording for that Berlin museum, I believe now long out of print. Thank you for this!

[@AlanTauber-DrumConnection]

Really lovely playing with everyone. The recording was really good, and everybody played the music and their role. Beautifully done!

[@Gerard_Hugo]

Great sound recording. Dry and pure. All parts can be well distinguished. Thanks! Gerard

[@cherylca07]

I loved this- I loved hearing clearly the melody produced by the duns. I loved the way the solos and the soloists were cradled in the bass melody and supported by the duns and dundunfolas. And that the soloistis played beautifully for, and not only with, the dundunfolas. Thanks, I will be listening to this video over and over and passing it on.

[@Kensedenifola]

What a nice Feedback... thanks :-)

[@lamainverte30]

C'est très propre 👍✋

[@KM-px8cs]

Thank you for sharing :)

[@beat-etage]

Excellent!!!

[@hectorlizcanogama6963]

tsss cabron, que chingon acá en mexico no hay tanta informacion de como se toca de verdad.. te felicito y muchas graciasss naamu

[@unibongo2009]

Brilliant

[@Fifou001]

very good we have same rythms in Morocco. Now i know where they come from. ;)

[@udonspecial]

I'm surprised.

[@nouzb-official]

cool

[@KatiaRoberts]

nice! "Bundiani" here is what Wadaba calls "Afia".

[@udonspecial]

Oh, it's new information to me.