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I love your songs so much ❤

This is amazing, My culture Emmy and sweet j keep on pushing our culture ahead

❤❤❤, Namo ,naka wo dele yulu tipa lo .Ma ya wai

Mu ma ina pa akumba ?

Nice

Wow that's true story of the my brother ❤❤❤

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🎉😂 nice one

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This song is adorable❤

Big vib

Fieur d être zande safait du bien courage pour la chanson APA zande 🥰👍

Neither in written texts nor oral literature was the Azande music ever used for social control in the name of advice. Rather, enemies, friends, families and subjects used it to express their emotional states. Currently, as the sense of entitlement, a lack of empathy, and a need for admiration become permanent, they crystalize into a personality type called narcissism, which is prominent among Facebook fads and casual musicians. These narcissists are allowed to align themselves with politicians and traditional leaders for social influence. In return, they become legitimate sources of population control. However, when consumers’ comments do not reflect such admirations, they mistake critical feedback for advice or “back to sender”. “Back to sender” is an approach that target individuals whose music (utterances) are infatuated with unsolicited advices. E.g., advising women to hurry to pray for suitors are complemented with back to sender/advice not admiration. Namely, it is just a socially acceptable form of saying “mind your business? After all, even in the olden days people sought advice from Atari and trusted and caring friends and family members for their personal matters. Similarly, today, I would only seek advice for my personal life from a professional whose knowledge is grounded in proper scientific theories that have been tested and are widely accepted as valid. As in olden days, any informal advisers like friends or families must be individuals whom I have proven that they genuinely have sleepless nights when I am in trouble. I would accept advice from an unmarried dedicated spiritual man/woman if it is grounded in sound philosophical, theological and spiritual principles.

Even from the Azande traditional perspective, there is no prove that my ancestors sought advice from any bakumba apart from seeking punishment for their alleged aggressors from the courts. After all, even the courtiers and their masters were the worst creeps when it came to misappropriating female sexuality as a currency of male dominance and free labour rather than as lovers or companions. After all, the abakumba should be concerned with the external dangers that challenges the group they represent not rather than advisory role. This is not advice but criticism. Speaking of advice, only those innocent dancers that are the targets of mass manipulation deserve one because they need to know that any third party who get involved in issues of personal nature of private citizens is an intruder. So, whatever the intruder says is nothing but a form of subliminal mind control, be it conversational or musical. Luckily, the anti-dote is to hold them accountable through push backs on the principles of "back to sender". Secondly, they should not waste time on partners who love “they say, they say”. Those social creeps will easily vanish whenever they are brought face to face with their words. Lastly, in an interactive consumption, when musicians fire dancers with questionable logic, the later have the right to water down the former. And when that happens, the musician may become wet and humbled. It is then that the Azande music may revert to its previous glory when it was also used as a form social communication rather than social control by a designated group as substantiated by the short song below: “Friggini himi nzungbo gaani nga kpotorooo!!!! Oooooh! oooooh! Although the composer is unknown, many Azande people who converted to Christianity as adults incorporated it into their family history as it past from Daviragurire to another.

Wow stoning all institutions with one stone,

Waw waw waw my best favorite song, yes ani areme na Bakindo berani, our king Atroba Peni Rikito Gbudue my cousin, su su su Avungara, su su su Azande Kingdom. So proud of my tribe and clan. Canada always on the top rocking the world . Bless us all.

Yoyo this the song that kept yambio quiet 😢

A nice one aku 😅

Wow nice one ❤❤❤

i feel heartfelt when I hear this song 😭

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Courage

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Bigger up

Emmy j yore

Nyamuse this song remains me of my babe girl. Ohh Emmy this song is so emotional

Lengo du ooo, dawili. You have said it all. 🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀💪🙏🙏

Ful dose

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Best of my childhood music

Wa gu Mia rungo tiparo

You are really telling the truth. Big up my dear, continue with the same spirit to educate us on the use of social media.

Tu es vraiment célèbre, je ne fait que admirer, Noella depuis DRC

Suis fière d'être de la tribu zande, c'est le sang qui coule dans mes veines

Bonsoir a Tous les Centrafricains,je m'appelle Lea je reside en Espagne , enfin j'ai ecoute la chanson de mon origine, vraiment ma soeur ma Joie est immense je te Jettes des fleurs esperant que tú continúes de cette maniere. La chanson est douce , romantique et emotionnelle. BRAVO DE TOUT MON COEUR.

I like this song. Well done thank you

On top love this

What a wonderful message for ladies who pretend to be virgins when they had already lost their virginity. Tell the truth and it will set you free.

This song was a serious hit when I visited my home town Tambura in 2016. So wonderful and nice.

Waouh je voulais bien écrit on zande mais je ne peux pas 😥. tu est la meilleure et j'aime vraiment c'est chansons😊 nous sommes ensemble🤞

"Mi Ma Love Ro" ....pliz Pazande or Azande speakers could you translate this for me in English?

J’aime beaucoup cette musique depuis RDC

As a nationalist, this song is meaningful and painful in the case of my Country South Sudan. I guarantee this young musician Emmanuel a long live for us to meet in South Sudan and sing together in our home. Thank you boy. Paul Luo

This is very good soul touching song for the believers, congratulations and please keep up!

Great artist Emmy J. Yoere Keep it up Go Go ahead

Anga kina "Badi" sa bi gako 'dee' nga Facebook te, Nadi bi gari wiri paranga abi aa du rimoko nga Facebook! Lol

Merci ma soeur pour le talent zande, Que Dieu t'eleve

Emmy J you are the backbone of Azande music. Keep going!

One of my best