Watcha plays "Kaya Kaite Katama" - Jola akonting music from Senegal

[@TheThieddo]

Ekonting ! Instrument magique des sous-bois de la Basse Casamance en pays Kassa ! Personne ne peut oublier ce son si particulier au détour d'un Sentier niché dans les forêts humides de ce petit paradis où j'ai grandi. Ah! Le peuple Diola est un grand peuple, petit mais puissant ! Riche de sa culture ! Fier d'être de ce peuple par ma mère !

[@ct4883]

Amazing. The rgythm completely evades me but I still feel it somehow. What a voice.

[@alienchantment]

This person exudes a calming positive energy

[@julescesarn.6829]

I miss Sénégal so damn much. Le langage des reves

[@notanotherguitarchannel]

look how the neck goes through the skin and presses against the middle of the skin creating 2 drum-head sections, and the bridge has one leg on each section.

[@eponine243]

I wouldn't have noticed that thank you!

[@TylerHolland-c9p]

He is a very beutifull man with a very beutifull guiter😊

[@ndeyasecka4198]

Wathia 😱 je ne pensais jamais te retrouver ta vraiment su nous bercer avec ton instrument a khar yallah à Grand Yoff

[@diatoudiassy9170]

merci grand tu es notre fierté

[@yahyacolizig1964]

Merci beaucoup tu es une fierté pour la caSamance

[@arieluken6290]

Puur en supergoed!!! The Netherlands.

[@ingorichter649]

This instrument seems to be comparable to the dombra - two string lute of Kasachstan, far away from Africa, but also a nice rythmic string instrument. For dombra music You can try Dimash Qudaybergen, an extraordinary singer, who also plays dombra very well. Thanks for sharing 🎵

[@nicksalvatore5717]

Amazing.

[@ianlarrimore8]

Thanks for sharing this!

[@manowode6286]

Very good. Shows what you can do with single notes and only two strings. Bless

[@nickbamber268]

3 strings!

[@eponine243]

This is awesome!

[@eulissbenoit2373]

hes the best

[@jeannoelsenghor441]

Very nice

[@geoffreydonaldson2984]

Awesome!

[@alphonsedadydiedhiou4562]

Belle mélodie

[@waltzingpeter]

Actuellement en train de lire Banjo roots and branches. Je ne peux pas en avoir assez. Utilisent-ils tous des lignes de pêche comme ficelles ?

[@marvinthemaniac7698]

I can tell he's from Senegal just by hearing him speak French.

[@dianyndiaye247]

I is from Sénégal

[@ousmanediedhiou182]

Merci beaucoup j'aime cétt sans sons

[@salifgoudiaby3962]

C'est un très joli morceau mais je ne comprends pas ce qu'il dit .

[@khadysambou5130]

Karone

[@lavidadeariadne]

Not from Senegal it’s from any country u find jolt people

[@smerin]

Watcha is from the Cassamance region of Senegal, that’s why I wrote that in the title. It is also true that there are Jola people outside of Senegal.

[@jonathanjoestarr7399]

Blk ppl invented guitars lol, not even surprised at this point they the origin everything wholesome real and good

[@YourBestNeighbor7]

No

[@jonathanjoestarr7399]

Sounds like even Asians copied Africa music 🤣

[@YourBestNeighbor7]

No

[@jeannoelsenghor441]

Very nice