Tamikrest - Dihad Tedoun Itran
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Tamikrest are from Kidal, a remote desert town in the northwest of the Sahara, some 2,000 kilometres north of the capital Bamako. The band members are all Tuaregs, a group of people that is spread all over North and some of West Africa, i.e. Niger, Mali, Algeria, Burkina Faso and Libya. In ancient times the Tuareg were the proud rulers of the Sahara, but their territory was divided in different countries and they had to fight long and hard for independence. Between 1990 and 1995 this fight evolved into a bloody civil war.
After the war many of the rebel fighters traded the Kalashnikovs and hand grenades for guitars and microphones. The band Tinariwen is the most prominent example for the unusual establishment of peace through the spirit of music. But their mission is carried further in their songs. The members of Tamikrest are substantially younger than Tinariwen's and they have not actively fought in the war, but there is a close resemblance between both bands. Just like Tinariwen Tamikrest have found a way to translate the pulse of the Blues - whose roots lie in North Africa - back to the Tuareg language Tamaschek. They take generators deep into the desert to have electricity for their guitars in search for the perfect synthesis of their traditional ritual drumming with the music of Jimi Hendrix and Bob Marley.
Tamikrest's leader Ousmane Ag Mossa is quick to admit his influences: “When I was young I listened to a lot of traditional Tuareg music as well as Tinariwen. There was no other music. I started to learn the guitar around that time and it was only in 2000 that I had access to cassettes of Bob Marley and Dire Straits. That changed my musical vision completely and I stopped to classify music. Music is just music, no matter where it comes from. Music is just too big for me to comprehend in its entirety. My goal is to broaden my horizon step by step.”
Tamikrest are on a trip into the infinite world of music. When the band was founded in 2006 they had a hard time getting exposure in their homeland as it proved to be difficult for music with ancient traditions in a country that is flooded with Western-influenced hip-hop and pop. Things changed abruptly when they played the Festival Au Desert in 2008 and met with the American/Australian band Dirtmusic made up of Chris Eckman (Walkabouts), Chris Brokaw (Come) and Hugo Race (Hugo Race & True Spirit). Ousmane talks about the fateful meeting: “We jammed in tents, open air in the desert sand and on stage. This has extended my musical knowledge tremendously and from that point on I played my guitar in a different way. Through Dirtmusic we had the chance to work in a professional studio for the first time. There was no way had we would let that opportunity pass, so we travelled the long way from Kidal to Bamako.”
With their second album "Toumastin" the young Tuareg rebels create their own universe using even brighter colours. The enchanted ancient mystique of the songs captures the ear immediately, but as the music carries on the band bridges the gap between the African Blues and hypnotic dub, psychedelic funk and an almost supernatural kind of desert garage. The guitars are more offensive, the groove deepens and the Tamaschek chants are merging with the meandering guitar riffs like a caravan voyage through ancient times. Tamikrest are ready to embrace the future while proudly maintaining the rich tradition of their folk.
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LA TOMBEE DES ÉTOILES
Quand les étoiles tombent
J'écoute cette belle mélodie du vent
C'est le moment où je cause seul , seul avec les pensées
Je m'assois nostalgique ; n'observant que des traces , des souvenirs
Mon coeur me parle d'une histoire , de rêves et beaucoup d'autres choses qui me font de la peine
Le monde m'est étroit
Quand mon âme soeur n'est pas près de moi
عندما تغرب الشمس 💔🌅🌄
DIHAD TEDOUN ITRAN
Dihad Tedoun Itran Assidjadagh Yadou
Adiwanegh Idnizdjam
Anighaymagh Dassouf Akyadagh Dagh Timtare
Adiwanet Oulhine Stanfoustin Inderhane
Dadjen Simane Hiyakmane
Karoz Fali Adounia
Abdan Manine Idmane
Wouah ! Il y a longtemps qu'une musique ne m'a pas autant remuée, emportée, galvanisée. C'est époustouflant de beauté brute.
What a song! My soul's flying
transkation
WHEN THE STARS FALL
When the stars falk
I listen to the beautiful melody of the wind
It's the time when , all alone, I engage with my thoughts
I sit lingingly , and see nothing
But the traces of memories.
My heart speak to me about some dream
And much besides , much that give me pain
The world seems tight and narrow
When my soul sister is not here with me
i didnt think i d find you here too i solute your taste
@@najem4413 I fell in love two years ago while preparing my trip to Djanet in the south of Algeria
@@geneg3518 oh that's wonderful i am from algeria, from the north,if you ever return be my guest you are welcome
@@najem4413 donc vous êtes peut-être francophone ?
@@najem4413 je vous remercie pour l'invitation
Manahodandika kal tamikrest!
I recently discovered this band through a Pandora suggestion. Absolutely awesome music.
How can they use that name? Sad, but yes.. Close Pandoras Box. Listen to the music:)
Here is one from the real Pandora´s Box: The rhythm of handwriting. Is the essence of music.
MAGNIFIQUE , j'adore ce rythme
🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡 de France
it's a pure WONDER
Amazing ! Strong voice mixed with the music of meditation.
I feel the same way
Wow, this is amazing. Tanimert hullan. 💖💖💖💖
Tellement beau.
Wauv. This is so beautiful!! Plant a little heart below they´re roots:)
❤❤
This is stunning, exotic romantic. Oooooo love this . It pushes you into a seductive pleasure. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💙❤♥😍
Русские есть?
It’s located west Africa