I was going to post this two days ago, but the upload to YouTube took to long, so I didn't have time to finish it.
Here is another video from the same concert as "Yayoroba" by Oumou Sangaré. The concert was recorded by Malian television in 1988, - so from the earliest part of Oumou's professional career.
The song "Saya magnin"(which can be loosely translated as "Death sucks") is based on a traditional from the hunters (donso*) music of the Wassoulou region, but is a 'popular' theme in other Malian musical styles too.
Unfortunately the song breaks of after just over four and a half minutes.
*This is the official spelling. It is often pronouced as "dozo".
worldservice
Related blogs:
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Picós: represión y resistencia9 years ago
-
-
Mário Silva ‘Bossa do Violão’ (Ngola, 1973)9 years ago
-
-
-
N'gola Ritmos14 years ago
About me
- WrldServ
- Netherlands
- After more than 23 years of making radio programmes I am seeking new ways to share my passion for African and Latin music. My intentions are 100% non-commercial. If any post offends you please email me or report this in a comment.
7 comments:
¡Can´t be to, Saya magni,the dead is terrible?
http://www.fondationalifarkatoure.org/audio/oumousangare_saya.mp3
Beautiful live version on the tribute to Ali Farka Toure.
But now i prefer the new album SEYA,the happiness.
Can we get her new album SEYA ?
that would be wonderful.
@anonymous: The answer is a clear "no"! If I am not mistaken, you are referring to an album which can be bought in any record shop (or is about to be released).
I have no intention of sharing albums which are freely available.
@anonymous:Oumou is making a great effort,to parking her family to bring us her new album.
We can only thank her,by buying the music.
The track I have proposed is free,thanks to the Foundation of Ali Farka Toure.
www.fondationalifarkatoure.org/audio.htm
@worldservice:I see that the label is Sikasso,can you comment it,please?
Ahh¡ Donso really better for searches in the Net.
@Ngoni: The Sikasso label is not a reference to the place Oumou was born (if I remember correctly she was born in Bamako), but the origin of her musical roots.
Many thanks, I love Oumou and always learning something new in the blog I was thinking some kind of secret in the label.
Thanks for your blog - it's great for all lovers of African music. By the way^ Oumou Sangare will be on stage in June in African festival (Wurzburg, Germany). And also Toure Kunda, Khaled and great Salif Keita. Hope I will be there (already have ordered a tickets). Do you know about this festival?
George from Moscow
Post a Comment