The Best Of Habib Koité & Oumou Sangare (Mali) mix by DJ Ras Sjamaan
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Two living legends from Africa, representing the male & female vocal tradition, in the beautiful acoustic music style from Mali.
Tracklist:
Habib Koité: Kanawa, Din Din Wo, Saramaya, Wassiye.
Oumou Sangare: Diya Gneba, Moussolou, Woula Bara Diagna, Diaraby Nene.
Habib Koité (Bambara: Habib Kuwate, born 1958 in Thiès, Senegal) is a solo singer, songwriter and guitarist, based in Mali. His band, Bamada, is a supergroup of West African musicians, which included Kélétigui Diabaté on balafon up until his death in 2012.
Koité is known primarily for his unique approach to playing the guitar by tuning it on a pentatonic scale and playing on open strings as one would on a kamale n'goni. Other pieces of his music sound more like the blues or flamenco which are two styles he learned under Khalilou Traore.
Koité's vocal style is intimate and relaxed, emphasizing calm, moody singing rather than operatic technical prowess. Members of Bamada play talking drum, guitar, bass, drum set, harmonica, violin, calabash, and balafon. Koité composes and arranges all songs, singing in English, French, and Bambara.
Koité was born in 1958 to musical parents, from whom he learned instrumentation by watching and listening. He joined the Bamako National Institute of Arts and became a conductor in 1978 after only six months of playing. He graduated in 1982, and formed his band Bamada in 1988. The name "Bamada" is a nickname for residents of Mali's capital city Bamako, and the word roughly translates as "In the mouth of the crocodile." Other members of the band were friends of Koité's from childhood.
Oumou Sangaré (born February 25, 1968 in Bamako, Mali) is a Grammy Award-winning Malian Wassoulou musician, sometimes referred to as "The Songbird of Wassoulou". Wassoulou is a historic region south of the Niger River, where the music descends from age old traditional and cultural songs, which is accompanied by a calabash. Sangaré's mother was the singer Aminata Diakité.
As a child, Oumou Sangaré sang in order to help her mother feed their family as her father had abandoned them. At the age of five, she was well known for her talents as a gifted singer. After making it to the finals of a contest for the nursery schools of Bamako, she performed in front of a crowd of 6,000 at the Omnisport Stadium. At 16, she went on tour with the percussion group Djoliba.
Sangaré recorded her first album, Moussoulou ("Women"), with Amadou Ba Guindo, a renowned maestro of Malian music. The album was very successful in Africa, with more than 200,000 copies sold.
With the help of Ali Farka Touré, Sangaré signed with the English label World Circuit. At the age of 21, she was already a star.
Oumou Sangaré is considered an ambassador of Wassoulou; her music has been inspired by the music and traditional dances of the region. She writes and composes her songs, which often include social criticism, especially concerning women's low status in society.
Since 1990, she has performed at some of the most important venues in the world: the Melbourne Opera, Roskilde festival, festival d'Essaouira, Opéra de la monnaie of Brussels.
Many of Sangaré's songs concern love and marriage, especially freedom of choice in marriage. Her 1989 album Moussoulou was an unprecedented West African hit. In 1995, she toured with Baaba Maal, Femi Kuti and Boukman Eksperyans. Other albums include Ko Sira (1993), Worotan (1996), and a 2-CD compilation Oumou (2004), all released on World Circuit Records. Sangaré supports the cause of women throughout the world. She was named an ambassador of the FAO in 2003 and won the UNESCO Prize in 2001 and was made a Commander of the Order of Arts and Letters of France in 1998.
Oumou Sangaré is an advocate for women's rights, opposing child marriage and polygamy.
Sangaré is also involved in the world of business, including hotels, agriculture and automobiles. She has launched a car, the "Oum Sang", manufactured by a Chinese firm and marketed in conjunction with her own company Gonow Oum Sang. She is the owner of the 30-room Hotel Wassoulou in Mali's capital, Bamako, a haven for musicians and her own regular performing space. "I helped build the hotel myself. I did it to show women that you can make your life better by working. And many more are working these days, forming co-operatives to make soap or clothes."
Sangaré has also been a goodwill ambassador for the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, but says she does not want to be a politician: "While you're an artist, you're free to say what you think; when you're a politician, you follow instructions from higher up."
I started listening to his musics 9 years ago and finally i got the job in Mali, wish to meet him personally in Bamako one day
Mali music is outstanding , Mali music is not for ears it's for the souls....
Straight to the heart and soul, true
Habib Koite - Baro is unbeatable. Thank You
my best friend is from Mali and I'm biafran. knowing him made me realise how sweet our continent Africa is. in my next life I'll remain African.
How come we Africans don't like to promote these lovely artists, these beautiful songs?! These are true musician of African. Gosh, this is soul music 🎶 rights here. Even though I don't understand this, I'm still connected to these songs emotionally, spiritually...if I can hear the struggle in their voices, the pain n I can feel it in my soul that's what music 🎶 is... Thank, for feeding us great music 🎶
Reuben Wrayee music is the last remaining universal language, speaking to our hearts and souls. Giving us a touch of the devine power that connects all of us. Especially Africa, which is a tressure to culture and art and the heart of humanity. We give thanks and praises for tapping in to the collective memory of humanity.
Am celebrating my birthday listening this beautiful 🎶 music....much love from ethiopia
much love from Ethiopia
llevo 12 años escuchando este disco en mi coche manejando X tantos lugares soy argentino y amo la música de mali!salud
gracias!
Love 💕 from Ethiopia.... Mali music the greatest.... Showing us the true Africa....
🙏❤
I just searched "best of Mali music"..... Well I'm pleased 👌🏾❤️
Happy you found it, the treasure box will open, Mali is the best
Beautiful music .im northe African too. A moroccan living in Europe.
je aime l AFRIQUE , JE SUIS DE LE VENEZUELA JE AIME LES AFRICANS ET SA MUSIQUE CA ME PLAIT BEAUCOUP, SALUT.
Happiness!! thank you Africa for great Music
Habib koita et oumou sangare vous êtes fier d'être malien et bambara vive mali un et un divisible
Keita Issouf merci!
Born musician. Great guitarist as a teen before even going to the school of music in Mali. People were amazed after he gave a concert in Austin, Texas (he was on a US tour). If you say you are from Mali, people in Austin will just talk about Habib's concert. They said, they haven't seen anything like that. Simply amazing!
Wow beautiful to hear, give thanks for sharing!
Gracias
De nada disfrutar
ZW 🇿🇼❤️
Wow - just blown away. Been a Habib Koite fan for years, but with the influence from Mali, and the music there is awesome as well, it's music made in heaven.
+Jenna West Thank you very much ... you are so right! What a blessing the music is.
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Warm and positive music from Africa. It is so important in cold Russia :)
+Елена Назарковская yes let it heat up the place!
Mes freres du mali. Je vous aime. Merci pour votre hospitalité. Une camerounaise qui vous aime.
Merci nice music
fat fuu fashi
Some musicians make the world a special place for just being in it!
Amen!
@George Gmulala,💯💯💯💯💯👍🎵🎼🎶
Before live in Dakar for 1 year due to a job at United Nations Office, I knew Salif Keita by his beautiful song "Tomorrow" at "Ali" movie. When I arrived at the Senegal capital I was introduced to african rythms, as Salsa Congolaise, the Zouglou and Decalé from Cote d´Ivoire or even the senegalese singers as Youssou N Dour and Ismael Lo. It was a perfect dive in all these heart musicians. But, once I heard the own Salif Keita and began to diiscover Mali singers as Amadou et Mariam, Mokobé, Oumou Sangaré, Habib Koité, Ali Farka Touré and so many others. I came back to Brazil but Africa will live forever in my memories and thanks in a great part due to his music.
+Luiz Santiago wow thanks for sharing your amazing story and journey to the soul of african music.
😃
i agree with you totally! Do you have any suggestions for african artists i might not know? I suggest you should check out Oliver Mtukudzi and Boubacar Traore, they are both amazing too
Seal Soul, soothing
Meditation sounds
C'est un chanteur de haut classe Africaine de nôtre ère.
+Bounty sayyarath c'est la vérité merci!
OH MY GOD...HABIB KOITE....THE BEST AFRICAN ARTIST EVER...ALL HIS SONGS ARE PURE DIAMOND...WHAT A JOYFUL AND TALENTED GUITARPLAYER ...SO WARM...JOYFUL...I SAW HIM YESTERDAY LIVE...WHAT A GREAT PERSONALITY..THANK YOU SO MUCH.....YOU MAKE ME LIVE SO MUCH BETTER....
You're wrong, this is great music, but fortunately a lot of artists from Africa that exceed this artist.
+Fosser6 Gimme some names then.
I'm just getting into this kinda stuff.
+charles gielman bless my bro!
ortm
Likes like fela kuti, sunny Ade, sunny okosun
Good
I've come here from the early Italian Baroque composers (ALL afternoon, lol) and absolutely love how such 'different' music can be so deeply moving in the same way. Straight to the soul. This is so beautiful. :-)
+smike09100 blessed music for the soul so sweet!
Heaven
Enjoy!
Some of my favorite music is from Mali
Mine too!
Love you Mali... From Canada
the best from Mali!
Me gusta este tipo de música... amo la música y aprecio cada ritmo y cultura... muy lindas canciones... desde Guatemala..
+Kim bel graciasss one love!
Kim bel es un alegría ver una sud americana que gusta a la música de mali
Who is from Mali (i am!)
Me
I'm American but I have Malian ancestors! I am very proud too have some Malian heritagei, the home of the blues, the Timbuktu University and beautiful griot music!
Qué linda Mali. Su música es muy dulce y te llega al corazón.
Through the Grape~Vine: Take It to the Mountain~Top, & give It your very Best... You'll find a Place along your Journey, where U may pause & take a deeper Breathe... However, do not pause too long, for the rest of the world is waiting, anticipating to hear your Glorious Song~~~ & we continue to Move in Radiant~Light, while keeping Faith in Living~Spirit~~~
Often times we are no further apart than the moves we make: Heart to Heart!!! I salute Alicia Keys & Oumou Sangare' for bridging the Waters, & Land between America’s Harlem, & Africa’s Mali~~~
From the start, I share my stories from my Soul & Heart; come with me, celebrate with me, dance with me; don't hold back, that’s not where it’s at!!!
In the quiet of the Moment, my Soul sings out, while my Spirit Dances upon the strings with my hands held out... Let we continue to Move in Radiant~Light, while keeping Faith in Living~Spirit~~~
Wow beautiful said. Keep shining the light and joy on this planet. We need it more than ever. Mali's music is like a touch of the divine. Feeling such a strong and blessed meditation. Remebering my west africa travel's in melancholic way. The heart & soul will never leave africa. GOD bless Habib & Oumou!
Beautiful... Thank you Robert and Ras...You let the light of God shine. Yes...the music from Mali is brought directly from the Divine. I am blown away by the sheer beauty. I want to go on my knees and thank the universe I live today just to hear this.
Poets listen to African music and we shed our skin to fly back to the uncharted moods of the soul. Habib Koite and Oumou Sangare possess the blood of the Poet and transport us into a deeper silence of consciousness made from the fabric of the cosmos. Blessings to one and all across the clouds of our beings and inspirational waters. Un abrazo, Jose Angel Figueroa, Poeta, desde Puerto Rico and Noo Jork.
wow give thanks for your beautiful words, really touch me. Blessed love
I love them just brings my spirit peace and joy and uplift the african chi in me just breathtaking
Beautiful, beautiful music...
+ Carolina Hickman sooo amazing!
Two living legends from Africa, representing the male & female vocal tradition, in the beautiful acoustic music style from Mali.
Ras Sjamaan presents The Best Of Habib Koité & Oumou Sangare.
Ras Sjamaan do you have new concert for salif kiata or fatoumta diawara?
Ras Sjamaan Thank you thank you. This is so beautiful.
O nice music I'm ethiopian I love it
Last night I had the opportunity to live Habib koité music live in kigali. This is a really talented musician. Thanks to Institut Français of kigali for bringing such musician.
SEBAHUNGU EMILE-ERIC one of the greatest and his father before him
Beautiful. Love from Bangladesh!
Oh what a great tune this is.., I remember when my parents myself n my lil ' sisters use to live in Mali at some point and my dad always bang on them tune every weekend when his home. My second sister was actually born at bamako. Thou I dint get to learn the dialect coz I only lived there for 2 years then n I was pretty young. But I can still relate to d tune. Big luv frm Nigeria
+hayzed O wow thanks for sharing your story, love it. So great to see all these stories pop up in the comments. Really nice the way everybody describes what there connection is to the great Malian music!
Sending love from Kenya😚
great music love from eritrea, habib koite our african proude
much love!
This is the very best, I'm in love with your rythm lyrics , lots of love from South Africa.
Happy to hear, enjoy!
@@mosthighjah - Simply beautiful
@@hatshepsutmaatre8510 magical sounds from Mali
@@mosthighjah - Thanks for the upload
@@hatshepsutmaatre8510 your more then welcome, happy to share this amazing music from Mali.
This is just breath taking....simply superb! Vive Mali.... Much Love from ETHIOPIA!!!
Truelly agree have to say the best acoustic music in africa maybe on the planet but ethio jazz is absolutely phenomenal as well. So much musical african wealth. The extension of the wonderfull cultures. Really something about the melancholy of the dessert vibes bitter sweet so beautifully caputured.
True Sir! Please keep postiong more Malian Music... brotherly love from E-T-H-I-O-P-I-A
I will do so, blessed love!
what a resemblance, the rhythm similar to our Tigrigna Music.
Sahara connection!
The story we have read of the brave musical people of Mali is touching our hearts. We will do what we can to help you. Offer our help and our prayers. And share the spirit of the music Takamba wherever and whenever we can. Stand strong, you are NOT alone.
+Dean Anderson We always pray for them, give thx bro!
Music for the soul.....simply Perfect!
hadiza jibril 4real! :-)
I have loved Malian music since i was a kid though am purely Zambian.
+Augustine Mwape im dutch and love it too muchhh!!! Who feels it knows it!
Music knows no language. And of course this is very very beautiful and even more so if you have good music ears
What a beautiful sound music is powerful
+Genet Zachrias yesss sssooo blesss!
i love Oumou Sangare , i wish u can come to sierra leone.
Same GOD willingly I will find my way to Freetown one day
We will be happy to welcome u
Music does make one find peace
You are welcome, my Brother. Mali music, especially by Habib Koiteand Oumou Sangare moves me while I am writing. Perhaps if I eat some of the clouds they do I may go deeper into my soul and dance with hurricanes. Paz, Jose Angel Figueroa, Poet / Puerto Rico
+Jose Angel Figueroa so great to hear bro have blessed meditation and inspiration!
Ras Sjamaan .Thanks and congratulations.Your outstanding commitment to our arts and culture is so encouraging.
Love 🇲🇱 music 🎶, from 🇪🇷
J aime musique africain
Man! the Guitar get my body moving in all directions!
irresistible legendary afro sounds from Mali!
viuva giutar habib viva tawarig
love it , african music ,
lot of love from Namibia
nauta tobias the best! Enjoy, blessings from The Netherlands
My ears are blessed to enjoy such beautiful rhythms & melodies!
Enjoy the amazing sounds from Mali.
sokhona beautiful and relax
thnx for sharing this traditional malian music
mistake so beautiful
Enjoy the sounds, thank you for tuning in
Bon muzik Mali
Le pur cœur africain 😎😎😎
le meilleur!
un rythme sophistiqué
AMazing 🎶. always love mali music.even thou am from Africa.
+sahra omar give thanks bless!
biviNhggbvvnbbScv.vc..jjv..g
einfach nur schön !!!!!
+Uwe Peisker wunderbahr!!!!
¡Qué hermosa música!
inspira muchas cosas; desde que escucho música africana he cambiado mis puntos de referencia y he enriquecido mi forma de expresión musical.
Desde Uruguay, donde África influye mucho a través del candombe, ¡¡vaya un gran saludo!!
Luis Benítez gracias
Love n light 🙏🙇😇☝️👈👈
JAH blessings guidance and protection!
Lovely music, such rich harmonies and evocative melodies...
John Lynch so beautiful and touching high level muziek!
canciones y sonidos del alma...de nuestro primitivo ser....
+Graciela Da Cunha gracias!
+Ras Sjamaan 😙
I don't understand the lyrics but amazing beautiful master piece.
Happy to hear music goes through the ear to the heart mind and soul, the last language of GOD understood by all. If you feel it you know it
❤❤❤❤👍mon son préféré ,souvenirs !!!
Yesss!!! Habibe Koité...
The best!!! :-)
ma star mon idole oumou
+Alassane Haidara grande legend!
Love you Mali... From Algeria
Blessed love!
vive imazeghan
morocco peace and love
vive Mali vive azawad
shoukran sahbe!
Im happily enthralled
give thanks and praises!
Mali..Ethiopia...such connections with music ...
The desert connection of music and life always melancholic and deep. Truly spiritually & musically connected.
Aminata Fofana two countries with great civilisations.
Ras Sjamaan indeed you made my day...and you got truly the picture right....Jahjef-thanks from Senegal-Kasamansa
+Afro tah really happy to hear that, i'm just back from gambia/senegal. Yambarek! One love
Estive presente a espetáculo de Habib Koité em Luanda no final dos anos 90. Indescritível de tão belo. Até hoje me lembro daquele momento com profunda emoção. I was present to a show Habib Koite gave in Luanda late '90. It's impossible to describe it so beautiful it was. Until now I remember that moment with deep emotion. J'ai été présent à un concert de Habib Koité á Luanda à la fin des années 90. Impossible de le décrire tellement beau il a été. Jusqu'à présent je me souviens de ce moment avec profonde émotion.
Thank you for sharing!
Vive la musique du Mali
the best!
Great music i want to cry! alot of memories
hermosa muica love
+carolina grecco 1love!~
Cool
Bcos we are mentally suppressed and don't have time to stick on our product. Not proud of ourselves but foreigne stuff.
Brava oumou
Fillippaaiello Aiello merci oumou
Stunning.
So great!
The best
+renzo antonio bazan vilchez you know it!
good song
+cheb messi yesss it is!
So deep......
Brilliant Many Thanks
your welcome two of the most amazing artist in the world. deep sounds!
un vrais artiste
#1!
good music
blessed sounds
great Habib
maredicorsica so amazing!
great song,i love it!! welcom to morroco
hiya bghiti twakal lih
khanz obnin ila l maghrib
😄
shoukran sahbe!
I Love , lindo !*
Yii
ecoute sa
Playlist please
@lanky_presh🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
Where are they now eh...xxxxx
Kate Stone still around thank GOD