Live from Breakglass with Bombino
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- Direct from the Sahara desert, Bombino! With the introduction out of the way, Omara 'Bombino' Moctar, a prodigious guitar player born to a nomadic Tuareg tribe in Niger (and at this point best known to the general public because Black Keys member Dan Auerbach produced his record 'Nomad') set to work electrifying the packed house of fans, friends, and fellow musicians assembled in the Breakglass live room. It was immediately apparent why there's so much excitement worldwide about Bombino, as well as why he's garnered a reputation as a true musician's musician. Bombino has got the kind of feel for a guitar that simply can't be taught. From the acoustic intro section of the set, to the mind bending electric guitar rythms that brought the crowd to their feet and got them dancing, the energy in the air was tangible. This was a special moment.
بعد 7سنوات اصبح نجم عالمي شرف الطوارق والافارقة
saw Jimy in Roma 1968 (foxylady twice) and now Bombino 2017 Teatro Quirino. Life is good for this, thanks Moktar
What a wonderful guitar!
Whow. Thus guy is a big one.
OMG!!! I'm speechless!! Wonderful music!!
I love his clothes, such beautiful taste ❤
je suis avec Bombino jusque a la mort je kif sa musique
vous ettes les millieures bravo vive les amazigh de nord africa
what a concert---!!!!!!!
the Tuareg Jimy Andrix!!!Bravaaa frangin!!!
I loved every bit of this wow
really impressive how the non-african musicians really get it
I'm a white guy and I had to turn this off because, IMO, of how much the white guys were not getting it.
awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwo
bombino legend aliveee
Amazing music touch the soul
this is a big way to be not alone. just enjoy
Que bonito!!!
Love the acoustic. Nice interview.
African music loved by all the world and I am a private
With a cup of tea
biono
That was amazing!
esto si que es bueno!!!
GENIO BOMBINO
i get goose bumps like kilimandjaro
better for you Bambino and nice relaxing in life
Bombino i think was inspired by a guitarist from the california's 70 s, John Cipollina, and the Quicksilver messenger service. mixing it with touareg music and ideals was great
sj
+Paolo Avanzo As i read in Wikipedia : '' While living in Algeria and Libya in his teen years, Bombino and his friends watched videos of Jimi Hendrix, Mark Knopfler and others to learn their styles. ''
+Syphax pero que falta de respeto... Que no escuchas las notas clásicas del desierto, que no escuchas las notas orientales? cómo comparas a un músico de Medio Oriente con uno de California? es en serio? jaja
Escuchas? Puede escuchar?? Gringos... Pragmáticos hasta la insipidez...
bravo....
superb
bravo
Anyone know the song at 34:09 please? I have the albums but don't recognise that one.
I WAS WONDERING TOO. NO ALBUMS. A VERY BEAUTIFUL SONG.
bombino = great music
A tribute to the artist Star bombino (y)
28:00 - name of song?!!!??...!
+August Sandberg I'll search for you
Tar hani is the title of one of them
I think Tar Hani starts at about 57:12.
the name of this song is 'Iwaranagh'
Thanks for that. It's on the new album, Azel.
تحيا بابينو💯✌✌✌
7) 3( 2018 banbino merci beucoup🎤🎤🎤🎤🎧🎧🎧🎧🎸🎸🎸❤️❤️❤️🇳🇪🇳🇪🇳🇪🇳🇪❤️❤️💎🙏
Manokal Moussa
bambino is geatest guitarist my friends
👏👏👏👏👏
ayouz bombino
What is the name of instrument that second guitarist plays initially?
+Alessandro Russo i am just taking a guess here, but i think its some kind of water/gourd drum (dont know specific name). i think its this drum i've seen in another band where its like a bowl-shaped gourd half filled with water, and then a slightly smaller one turned upside down on that rests on top of the water, which makes that cool deep sound. i think....somethin like that
great! tu sais quoi faire mon gars
music starts around 13:50
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0:23 من اي بلد
Le mec avec le clavier es tres impoli
Piii