This man Tatalo Alamu projected Talking drum into popularity from mere local social event engagements but was rubbish by educated people as being for unlearned, this is how we are losing our cultural values gradually and our traditions and culture going into extinction. The likes of Tatalo Alamu, Haruna Ishola ,Yussuf Olatunji and many others have gone without tangible replacements. See what we have lost. May God rejuvenate Yoruba culture to proper shape. Amen.
ste fenómeno se da en todas lenguas. El querer herir, humillar, hacer daño, ofender y alejar es inherente al ser humano; cuando nos pinchan, no solo sangramos, cuando nos pinchan, sangramos e intentamos devolver el golpe. Los anglosajones tienen un dicho: Sticks and stones may break my bones, (but words can never hurt me), algo así como "Con piedras y palos me romperás los huesos (pero las palabras no me hacen daño)". Yo pienso más bien lo contrario, a menudo el vituperio causa más estragos que una pedrada en la ceja. Pero no es mi intención ponernos sombríos, ni hablar aquí de bullying, sino escribir un artículo jocoso, fresco y despreocupado sobre esa actividad que todos realizamos, si no a grito pelao, sí en bajito, hasta entre dientes, para desquitarnos, para dar salida a nuestra rabia, para no caer en la frustración.
This man Tatalo Alamu projected Talking drum into popularity from mere local social event engagements but was rubbish by educated people as being for unlearned, this is how we are losing our cultural values gradually and our traditions and culture going into extinction. The likes of Tatalo Alamu, Haruna Ishola ,Yussuf Olatunji and many others have gone without tangible replacements. See what we have lost. May God rejuvenate Yoruba culture to proper shape. Amen.
This man Tatalo Alamu projected Talking drum into popularity from mere local social event engagements but was rubbish by educated people as being for unlearned, this is how we are losing our cultural values gradually and our traditions and culture going into extinction.
The likes of Tatalo Alamu, Haruna Ishola ,Yussuf Olatunji and many others have gone without tangible replacements.
See what we have lost.
May God rejuvenate Yoruba culture to proper shape. Amen.
Him and Ayinde Bakare played at my grandfather 40th days final burial.
Which year was that sir?
Very nice music, I enjoyed the oldies such as this. LOVE FROM (Chicago)
Nice oldy I really enjoy this tonight while in Gabon Libravale.
ste fenómeno se da en todas lenguas. El querer herir, humillar, hacer daño, ofender y alejar es inherente al ser humano; cuando nos pinchan, no solo sangramos, cuando nos pinchan, sangramos e intentamos devolver el golpe. Los anglosajones tienen un dicho: Sticks and stones may break my bones, (but words can never hurt me), algo así como "Con piedras y palos me romperás los huesos (pero las palabras no me hacen daño)". Yo pienso más bien lo contrario, a menudo el vituperio causa más estragos que una pedrada en la ceja. Pero no es mi intención ponernos sombríos, ni hablar aquí de bullying, sino escribir un artículo jocoso, fresco y despreocupado sobre esa actividad que todos realizamos, si no a grito pelao, sí en bajito, hasta entre dientes, para desquitarnos, para dar salida a nuestra rabia, para no caer en la frustración.
A popular nation newspaper columnist often use his portrait.
I love him, he promoted his wife Amala business in Ayeye
Uncle to Kudus Abbas Akande Obesere also related to late Mr fuji
Jesus Christ.Yoruba language too sweet❤️❤️❤️❤️
KUDOS!!💞💞💞💞
great and goood oldies
Nice one
Thanks very much for the upload
dundun klassik bravo!!!
Reach in original Language and Yoruba Culture, baba sun re
Good music..aye to esin o je..iru idi e je..RIP
shared :D ty Egba !!!!
thank you
This man Tatalo Alamu projected Talking drum into popularity from mere local social event engagements but was rubbish by educated people as being for unlearned, this is how we are losing our cultural values gradually and our traditions and culture going into extinction.
The likes of Tatalo Alamu, Haruna Ishola ,Yussuf Olatunji and many others have gone without tangible replacements.
See what we have lost.
May God rejuvenate Yoruba culture to proper shape. Amen.