In 1975 I was on a train in the south of Spain, headed for Morocco. In the compartment with me and a couple of Dutch guys and three Moroccans. One of the Dutch had an acoustic guitar; one of the Moroccans took it and started to play. He had no idea of playing chords on the guitar, but man, he kicked out a rhythm that was solid, unforgettable.
I love Ethnic music : the Hu from Tibet/ China, Native American , so many Tribes, Celtics, Eastern Orthodox/ Syrian Chants, It is all heartfelt, sincere, soulful.
@@julieholland7696 Thanks for your response, Julie, I'm with you 100%. I lived in New York City until 1996, and for a long time one of my favorite musical destinations was the World Music Institute on White Street. Their concert program (organized by Robert Browning and his wonderful wife whose name I regret that I can't recall) was all over the map. Just to mention one ensemble, there was a small group of musicians from India who played their classical music. Among them was a woman who played the shruti - an instrument with which I was unfamiliar. A drone instrument, which she played before the others began to play, and continued to play during brief intervals between the separate compositions. The effect was that the music actually emerged from the sound of the shruti, and subsided back into it when the song was over. As if the sound of the shruti were truly the sound of the universe, and contained all the rest of the music, giving birth to it and enfolding it again at the end of each raga. Entrancing. Now my upstairs neighbor has a shruti which she plays occasionally, singing along. I have encouraged her, and wish she would play more often, but it's not easy for her with two little girls to look after! When I hear that sound I lie down on my bed and listen through the ceiling.
Constantinien,Algerian from London. Africa is the birth of all sorts of music and believe there are other kind of genius musics the world doesn’t know about It hits in your spine regardless which language you speak. سلام ورحمة ومحبة للاخوة من التوارق في جميع الساحل والصحراء الكبرى حفضكم الله بستره
Devoted fan, for literally decades. Tinariwen makes everything OK again. Except for my elderly, arthritic joints. 😫It hurts to dance.😖 I do NOT CARE. Gonna dance 💃🏻ANYdangway.💃🏻 CAREfully.👀 🌟👏🏽🌍💓🤩💓🌎👏🏻🌟
Mis células bailando dentro 🎉 de mí... Extraordinarios músicos ... de donde son...? bereberes.. ? me suenan a desierto , a rock ... ultra hermoso... y danzar ... danzar... girar... girar.... extasis
Omg i was THERE! Occasionally you get a glimpse of the mad colourful decor in the Siam tent - 3 days, 10 crew and two cherry pickers it took us to put that up.. it was a company called Temple Decor and we did a ton of WOMAD gigs. Rip to Temple Tim who could turn the blandest of venues into a dreamscape.. ❤ such good memories ❤
THESE GUYS CAN PLAY!!!! I don't care what kind of music they play.....THEY ROCK!!!!I swear some of their guitar riffs sound like they came from the Mississippi Delta......just goes to show that music can bring all of us together! Greatest respect from America!!
Someone just turned me on to this band today. I find your comment so interesting because I love traditional Cajun music. Not the Zydeco, which is sort of "Americanized Cajun", but I am talking about the real thing. The firs piece I heard of this band made me instantly think of how much certain parts of this music remind me of the Cajun sound.
I’m from Eritrea, Tinarewin is my favorite band, few years ago got their Grammy now they are coming back to LA, this summer 2023 happy to welcome them.
This is one of bands bands that when you hear them for the first time, as I am now, you say to yourself 'where have they been all my life'. Great stuff
Today I am BLESSED TO BE A HUMAN BEING! I heard this amazing magical sound I have never before. A sincere journey of imagination, playfulness, with a true sense of discovery of the Freedom of Spirit. Thank You, my Earthly Friends. Music has the gift to Unite us Globally. Amazing, Aweson!!!!
Acabo de descubrirlos hoy. No puedo salir del trance hipnótico de este sonido. Solo puedo decir 1 cosa: el universo sonoro es tan amplio que lo mejor es dejarlo fluir y no encorsetarse.
I'm still enjoying listening to their lives; they really lift me up and make me feel like I'm flying over the moon. Best regards from Morocco, where Tamazight unites us.. ⴰⵢⵓⵣ!
I love Maroc, been there twice, first India this year planning to go back to Maroc next year. Beautiful country with many different faces but the south really stole my heart. Must go back.. Inshallah
@@femfromholland You are welcome in Morocco! I agree, the south is wonderful with its golden desert. Actually, there are many places worth visiting here, like the Atlas mountains and Ouzoud waterfall in Azilal city, where I live.. You are welcomed! 💟
@@DoesNot-Matter12 First time from North to the South, 2nd time I went back to the South. Camels, tea, drums, the desert night sky is truly a spectacle 🌠🌠🌠 and all the lovely people ofcourse 🙏
@@femfromholland "Yes, indeed, the atmosphere and vibes in the south are very incredible thanks to the kind people who live there, nice people,✨✨ I recommend watching this band, Tarwa N-Tiniri. They are from the southeast, and their music and style are amazing."
This performance makes me wonder how poorer the world would be without these rich sounds and gestures...than it is richer with their heartwarming rhythms..
Peter Mbuchi Methu because they are rising fro the ashes nothing can stop them they have long history in south Algeria even 1200 before Jesus was born, Algeria very rich in history
I totally agree with you. It also make me appreciate how interesting humans are. WE have this need to create music and we can share and appreciate each other in this way. you don't necessarily need to understand what is being said. You just go where it takes you. Like a global adventure. I always wondered what the deserts of the world sound like, I now know it least part of the Sahara. On my Next adventure I will go to the Gobi in Mongolia with Boerte.
any kind of music from Africa will be for sure so beautiful with the beat of our hearts u can easily feel it we are brother from Syria hope u will get ur freedom soon
موسيقى افريقيا جميلة جدا لانها من شعوب عانت الكثير و هذا الشعب الطوارق الذين سكنوا الصحراء الكبرى هم اكثروا شعوب الارض حرية فهم يترحلون بين المالي و الجزائر و النيجر كما يشاؤون لا يعرفون الحدود
the Language is called Tamasheq is an Targui Amazigh language letters called Tifinagh. It's the language of Touareg People living especially in the Algerian Desert Mali Niger and Morocco Mauritania also
You'd seen nothing, this music in not meant for Live...! they play it in the "Rag" (the deep desert away from the city), most of the time at night around a fire, while somebody prepare tea... amazing moment...
I don't comment often in TH-cam (I think this is my 3rd comment after 10+ years listening to tons of tracks on TH-cam.) These 60mn live is absolutely out of this world. I am happy I didnt miss it and I am happy I'm still alive because it's been years I'm listening to that shit and I'll keep doing it. Mindblowing !!! Cheers from Paris
Madame, bien venue en 2023. Je répond bien tard. J’espère que ce message vous trouvera vaillante. L'anglais est une langue internationale qui pèse sur toutes les cultures. Le français, une langue sur le déclin, mais une belle langue, non? Il ne me reste plus qu'a espérer que vous, comme Tinarwen "entendez"Molière.. Pourquoi parlé de "merde"? à moins de penser que tout est merdique. Je ne commente pas non plus souvent, mais votre propos m'a heurté. Bonne année 2023.
أنا فخور بانتمائي لأمة تنتج هكذا فن، بمضامين حضارية، ورسالة خلود ومقاومة وإباء ضيم. في عصر الظلمات والمتفجرات والبطش وارهاب الدول والجماعات. this is my family i love them
I feel so lucky to have seen them on their first tour of the states in San Francisco (and many subsequent shows) and be surrounded by their rhythm and spirit! Love from Oakland, Cal *
This is Great .I love Toareg Music .And Im from Norway ...Love the whole Sound The Guitars Rythm and Strong Vocal...Many play Verry Bluesy or Rock kind of Riff to put in English terms..Verry Nice...And that trademark sound on the Guitar ..I heard first time many years ago on a Documentary and couldnt get it out of my head...!
Foxy greca I am from nomadic background when people are on the move more often they cant carry drums a d instruments so They drpend on melody and clapping and saqruuda wich is when women make sound from there mouths.
its been about ten years since I found this band, I have been transfixed by them ever since. Just wonderful listening to them and watching them on stage....you know they are good when they were asked to go to America to play in concerts there. Proud people proud nation proud musicians...we are listening ...thanks for the post N3
Très fière de se groupe qui a pu faire connaître la musique et la culture d'un grand peuple les touareg et très fière aussi d'appartenir à la même nation berbères . Vive les berbères et les amazighs partout où ils sont . 12,46 .....une chanson magique .
J'ai connu un grand père creusois de 94ans qui avait fait son service militaire en Algérie.il a découvert les touerags et leur magnificence,a94ans il en gardait un souvenir émerveillé !ses yeux brillaient dans leur profonDe rêverie et ce vieil homme ne cessait de murmurer:ils étaient si beaux,ils étaient si beaux avec leurs beaux habits et de l'or partout! C'était un enfant de paysans et il n'avait jamais oublié...
What a beautiful music and rhythm, much love and respect to these guys and specially the drummer and that lady was bringing the hype 😍 and to the amzeghian culture. All the way from Saudi 🌹❤️
@@DudeWatIsThis the guy on percussion is black tho , but nevertheless amazighs are an ethnic group not a race Amazighs come in all colors from white to the darkest of skins
@@DudeWatIsThis dude you're embarrassing yourself lol Touareg are amazigh 😂 amazigh include: beni mzab chelouha touareg kabyle chawya senhajia.. i might've forgotten some. and they all speak the same language, with some differences.. north Africa + Canary islands
Beautifull music!!! This is different then we hear mostly on Dutch radio. Last week this was on Radio 4, a national radiostation. Thank you Tinariwen, I hope to hear more from you and your music!
Escrevo pois sou portuguesa e esta banda merece reconhecimento mundial pela qualidade do som e do sonho que nos proporciona. Long life and prosperity are my best wishes for them and their culture. Peace!
It is really amazing, my belief is that Africa is the hub of all genuine natural talent. I bet no one in the western world would expect this amusement by their look..... Peace from the Horn of Africa
no puedo parar de escucharlos me alegran el alma... saludos desde Argentina, 25/07 cumpleaños de Santiago Del Estero, dia fuera de tiempo ultimo dia en el calendario maya. SALUD!!!
@@r15u5k00 IKR?! Ii was trying to look close and see if he restrung the guitar, or if he (in genius, left brain, left hand fashion) was playing the opposite way?! Dope either way!
3:10 Amidinin 8:12 Chet Boghassa 12:45 Assawat Enchet Tamashek 18:02 Awesome Track 23:30 Another Awesome Track 27:05 Lets Dance Don't Know the song name 31:26 Why No Titles for These Songs 35:53 Desert Music is So Good 41:35 Achriakan Cemajer 46:52 Amassakoul N Tenere 53:55 Matadjam Yenmiksan for my own use... If anyone knows the titles for 4,5,6,7,8 please do add... This music is awesome
Leonid....."race" is a social construct with NO biological validity. The contemporary American idea of "race" is a mutation of the white superiority fantasy devised to justify enslaving millions of Africans. I am 60% West African and 38% British Isles in ancestry...Folks like you see brown skin and mindlessly assign me to the black "race". I prefer to think of myself as an American hybrid who is very proud of his Fante, Fang, Nzima, Mina and Mandenkan ancestors who took everything this racist society threw at them...."Race" is YOUR reality...I'm a multi-ethnic member of the human race.
In 1975 I was on a train in the south of Spain, headed for Morocco. In the compartment with me and a couple of Dutch guys and three Moroccans. One of the Dutch had an acoustic guitar; one of the Moroccans took it and started to play. He had no idea of playing chords on the guitar, but man, he kicked out a rhythm that was solid, unforgettable.
I love Ethnic music : the Hu from Tibet/ China, Native American , so many Tribes, Celtics, Eastern Orthodox/ Syrian Chants, It is all heartfelt, sincere, soulful.
@@julieholland7696 Thanks for your response, Julie, I'm with you 100%. I lived in New York City until 1996, and for a long time one of my favorite musical destinations was the World Music Institute on White Street. Their concert program (organized by Robert Browning and his wonderful wife whose name I regret that I can't recall) was all over the map. Just to mention one ensemble, there was a small group of musicians from India who played their classical music. Among them was a woman who played the shruti - an instrument with which I was unfamiliar. A drone instrument, which she played before the others began to play, and continued to play during brief intervals between the separate compositions. The effect was that the music actually emerged from the sound of the shruti, and subsided back into it when the song was over. As if the sound of the shruti were truly the sound of the universe, and contained all the rest of the music, giving birth to it and enfolding it again at the end of each raga. Entrancing. Now my upstairs neighbor has a shruti which she plays occasionally, singing along. I have encouraged her, and wish she would play more often, but it's not easy for her with two little girls to look after! When I hear that sound I lie down on my bed and listen through the ceiling.
I agree this music is more powerful than any weapon antiwar would love to be in the desert ,can't be but this is the next best thing. ❤ and peace.
Saw em last night in Melbourne, 20 years on from this performance, as stunning and transcendent as ever
Nice to know!
Constantinien,Algerian from London.
Africa is the birth of all sorts of music and believe there are other kind of genius musics the world doesn’t know about
It hits in your spine regardless which language you speak.
سلام ورحمة ومحبة للاخوة من التوارق في جميع الساحل والصحراء الكبرى
حفضكم الله بستره
Esto es totalmente real , bendiciones 🌵
Os touaregs estão chegando... Viva Jorge Ben jo.
Devoted fan, for literally decades.
Tinariwen makes everything OK again.
Except for my elderly, arthritic joints.
😫It hurts to dance.😖
I do NOT CARE. Gonna dance 💃🏻ANYdangway.💃🏻 CAREfully.👀
🌟👏🏽🌍💓🤩💓🌎👏🏻🌟
Oh yes, same for me. We do our best.😟🤓
Bless you.
Mis células bailando dentro 🎉 de mí... Extraordinarios músicos ... de donde son...? bereberes.. ? me suenan a desierto , a rock ... ultra hermoso... y danzar ... danzar... girar... girar.... extasis
Ditto. Dance is a fab therapy for body, and, sometimes, for one's spirit/calling.❤ I always dance. 😊
Whomever you are, I love you❤❤
Omg i was THERE! Occasionally you get a glimpse of the mad colourful decor in the Siam tent - 3 days, 10 crew and two cherry pickers it took us to put that up.. it was a company called Temple Decor and we did a ton of WOMAD gigs. Rip to Temple Tim who could turn the blandest of venues into a dreamscape.. ❤ such good memories ❤
literally you had a good time.
All of you well done this will last forever 👏
THESE GUYS CAN PLAY!!!! I don't care what kind of music they play.....THEY ROCK!!!!I swear some of their guitar riffs sound like they came from the Mississippi Delta......just goes to show that music can bring all of us together! Greatest respect from America!!
...or maybe the guitar riffs originated in Africa, and ended up in the Mississippi Delta...? Sublime music nonetheless.
@@toddschaefer4548 More than possible. Thought I could hear R L Burnside. Peace
Someone just turned me on to this band today. I find your comment so interesting because I love traditional Cajun music. Not the Zydeco, which is sort of "Americanized Cajun", but I am talking about the real thing. The firs piece I heard of this band made me instantly think of how much certain parts of this music remind me of the Cajun sound.
in a way they're like the chilli peppers, that bassist grooves.
This music has been alive for Townsends of years Mississippi only exists 300 years what the heck u talking about
You just got to love Tinariwen , the magic of the desert, beautiful, love it.
I’m from Eritrea, Tinarewin is my favorite band, few years ago got their Grammy now they are coming back to LA, this summer 2023 happy to welcome them.
Thanks bro we like 🇪🇷 and pepoel of Eritrea 🇪🇷 ❤
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This is one of bands bands that when you hear them for the first time, as I am now, you say to yourself 'where have they been all my life'. Great stuff
Today I am BLESSED TO BE A HUMAN BEING! I heard this amazing magical sound I have never before. A sincere journey of imagination, playfulness, with a true sense of discovery of the Freedom of Spirit.
Thank You, my Earthly Friends.
Music has the gift to Unite us Globally. Amazing, Aweson!!!!
Acabo de descubrirlos hoy. No puedo salir del trance hipnótico de este sonido. Solo puedo decir 1 cosa: el universo sonoro es tan amplio que lo mejor es dejarlo fluir y no encorsetarse.
Ce n'est pas de la musique c'est de la magie c'est de la médecine, c'est de l'amour c'est le paradis
Oui, c'est la vérité
I am Ethiopian and addicted to your country's beautiful music
One of the most beautiful shows available on youtube, I think
I'm still enjoying listening to their lives; they really lift me up and make me feel like I'm flying over the moon. Best regards from Morocco, where Tamazight unites us.. ⴰⵢⵓⵣ!
I love Maroc, been there twice, first India this year planning to go back to Maroc next year. Beautiful country with many different faces but the south really stole my heart. Must go back.. Inshallah
@@femfromholland You are welcome in Morocco! I agree, the south is wonderful with its golden desert. Actually, there are many places worth visiting here, like the Atlas mountains and Ouzoud waterfall in Azilal city, where I live.. You are welcomed! 💟
@@DoesNot-Matter12 First time from North to the South, 2nd time I went back to the South. Camels, tea, drums, the desert night sky is truly a spectacle 🌠🌠🌠 and all the lovely people ofcourse 🙏
@@femfromholland "Yes, indeed, the atmosphere and vibes in the south are very incredible thanks to the kind people who live there, nice people,✨✨ I recommend watching this band, Tarwa N-Tiniri. They are from the southeast, and their music and style are amazing."
@@DoesNot-Matter12 Shokran, btw. I got tickets for the gig of Tinariwen in August. Looking forward to it. 🎵
This performance makes me wonder how poorer the world would be without these rich sounds and gestures...than it is richer with their heartwarming rhythms..
Peter Mbuchi Methu because they are rising fro the ashes nothing can stop them they have long history in south Algeria even 1200 before Jesus was born, Algeria very rich in history
Peter Mbuchi Methu love u
it would be a sad world without
I totally agree with you. It also make me appreciate how interesting humans are. WE have this need to create music and we can share and appreciate each other in this way. you don't necessarily need to understand what is being said. You just go where it takes you. Like a global adventure. I always wondered what the deserts of the world sound like, I now know it least part of the Sahara. On my Next adventure I will go to the Gobi in Mongolia with Boerte.
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Merci a TH-cam de nous faire découvrir des groupes comme TINARIWEN c'est tellement bon à écouter
It doesn't matter where you're from. If you play from your heart and soul I believe everyone will like it. 🧐🤔💕💯🙏🏼🫂☮️🇨🇦❤️🔥🫵🏼🎇
للأسف لست تارڨياَ لكني أعشقهم و أحب ثقافتهم خصوصا أزيائهم و موسيقاهم .
#jesuistargui
#I #am #from #desert
هذا من ذوقك الراقي والجميل
Just finished listening to Mongolian Folk songs and now this. Feels like I am in heaven.
Ancient Mongolian throat singing with a modern twist. th-cam.com/video/v4xZUr0BEfE/w-d-xo.html
I saw Tinariwen live at Sunfest London, Ontario, Canada and they are absolutely fantastic!! I couldn't stop dancing.
To welcome in Algeria group tinarewen from Tamanrasset
Hi, greetings Tinariwen which means Deserts
Iwas there in from london we are,Amazigh north africa
@@ziyadsalma7265azul since Algeria 🙏😁🇩🇿
Same here Annmarie! Moved me all night!!!
I’m from Mexico and l love this Beautiful music!!!❤️❤️ Thank you Tinariwen!
Mucha gracias bien vinido aquí en argelia
@@samirmebarki8458 gracias! 🙏..algun dia! Some day...😀
@@chioortega2342 mi cuenta mebarkisamir9@gmail.com
@@chioortega2342 me encanta mexico muy bella
@@samirmebarki8458 gracias! Eres bienvenido en Mexico !! Hojala un dia pudieran tocar en Mexico, seria grandioso!
❤❤❤I'm from Tepatitlán Jalisco Mexico snd I love Tinariwen.
Respect from southwest Morocco 🇲🇦
❤❤❤❤❤❤🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿
رغم عني لا افهم معنى كلمات لأغاني، لكن اصبحت معجب بهذا الفرقة الموسيقية الرايعة جدا وخاصة الجيتار. موريتاني مرا من هنا تحياتي لجميع الطواق ✌
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في الجزائر لا صوت يعلو على تيناريوان من سنة 2005 ... التوارق منا و فينا
Much respect and love from Brazil.
Também sou do Brasil amo muito músicas de outros países
Thanx a lot for you support
@@giseletavares9377 m
@@giseletavares9377 pm
No son de Brasil.
any kind of music from Africa will be for sure so beautiful with the beat of our hearts u can easily feel it we are brother from Syria hope u will get ur freedom soon
موسيقى افريقيا جميلة جدا لانها من شعوب عانت الكثير و هذا الشعب الطوارق الذين سكنوا الصحراء الكبرى هم اكثروا شعوب الارض حرية فهم يترحلون بين المالي و الجزائر و النيجر كما يشاؤون لا يعرفون الحدود
In Germany hahaha
They are free already, only western countries wanted to disrupt their freedom.
Keep on playing and spreading the authentic African original tradition. Love and respect to you all . Thank you . Merci à vous
For Hundreds time still moving my heart . Traditional music. I love It. Proud to be Amazigh.
Peace & Love .
تحياا فرقة تيناروين العالمية انتم فخرا لنا رفعتم اسم الطوارق في كل انحاء العالم
I am from India and don't know what they are singing but so melodious.I congratulate all band members.❤️👍👍
the Language is called Tamasheq is an Targui Amazigh language letters called Tifinagh. It's the language of Touareg People living especially in the Algerian Desert Mali Niger and Morocco Mauritania also
@@fleure82 Exactly, Best regards to all Amazigh nation wherever they are.. ⴰⵢⵓⵣ From Morocco Dear!
takes me to a deep primal sacred place .. I become emotional and stripped of ego when I listen to them.. it just feels so right..
+scott brunson I like the way you said that
i am fan too. pense liste to the duo
...some duo like red chili and Santana...
+marie folly And I like the way you said that +scott brunson said that
You'd seen nothing, this music in not meant for Live...! they play it in the "Rag" (the deep desert away from the city), most of the time at night around a fire, while somebody prepare tea... amazing moment...
Utterly soul shaking and mind cleansing. This should be what MUSIC is truly about.
I don't comment often in TH-cam (I think this is my 3rd comment after 10+ years listening to tons of tracks on TH-cam.)
These 60mn live is absolutely out of this world.
I am happy I didnt miss it and I am happy I'm still alive because it's been years I'm listening to that shit and I'll keep doing it.
Mindblowing !!!
Cheers from Paris
Madame, bien venue en 2023.
Je répond bien tard. J’espère que ce message vous trouvera vaillante.
L'anglais est une langue internationale qui pèse sur toutes les cultures. Le français, une langue sur le déclin, mais une belle langue, non?
Il ne me reste plus qu'a espérer que vous, comme Tinarwen "entendez"Molière..
Pourquoi parlé de "merde"? à moins de penser que tout est merdique. Je ne commente pas non plus souvent, mais votre propos m'a heurté.
Bonne année 2023.
@@makhno2237 "shit" = truc cool... faut pas se formaliser pour si peu :p mais je suis d'accord avec vous
This is true music, art and talent.
Tinariwen is the best!
If you agree raise your hand
Respect to all peoples around the world....especially if they can make music like this!
À Algeria
Thank you
أنا فخور بانتمائي لأمة تنتج هكذا فن، بمضامين حضارية، ورسالة خلود ومقاومة وإباء ضيم.
في عصر الظلمات والمتفجرات والبطش وارهاب الدول والجماعات.
this is my family i love them
كل الفن الامزيغي لهو معنا
و هدف
@Mouad Boufrad tell that to your self
@Mouad Boufrad and why don't you speak yours ya bouterma
صدقت اخي فيصل
I salute Tuareg nation!.. Greetings from Dire-Dawa Ethiopia!
Can't help loving this desert blues wonderfulness.
If one day you will have the opportunity to see the Hoggar, I swear you will love it
I love Tinariwen. Their music has a Blues vibe that soothes my soul. They're Tuaregs from northern Mali, West Africa.
تحية و محبة من اخوانكم في منطقة سوس أكادير جنوب المغرب تحية tamazgha
souss massa daraa
I feel so lucky to have seen them on their first tour of the states in San Francisco (and many subsequent shows) and be surrounded by their rhythm and spirit! Love from Oakland, Cal *
Lucky you! Iam a Sahara men but never had the opportunity to see this masterpiece live 😔
Tinariwen Love from Eritrea, East Africa!
From Algerije = AMAZIGH
Love from Germany
Hhhhhhhh no touareg from sahara south Algeria
Love from Kabylia 💓
False the group is from Algeria
I saw them in my city Guayakill Ecuador in 2016, at the MAAC Cine , that was an amazing show!!!
تحية لكم من بلجيكا و لوكسمبورغ .. فريق رائع .. في الاستماع كل يوم .. شكرا لكم ❤🇱🇺🇧🇪✌🏼✌🏼✌🏼✔️🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦
Very lovely indeed...... Big Ups, From South Africa
nv mkhungo we love u
And I love how they come out and dance at the end. I was up dancing with them! LoL I love this so much...
Love every phase of their career, try not to miss any of their concerts in NY City
The bass lines are exquisite!
Music keep us in touch.... One day we all will be ONE...
With all my respect from Portugal and Brasil
Love you... and I will meet you on the desert...
amazing and meet you on the forest of amazon friend
👍
May we all find inner peace
Yes meet you in the desert for sure
welcome to Sahara
Respect and admiration from Norway
This is Great .I love Toareg Music .And Im from Norway ...Love the whole Sound The Guitars Rythm and Strong Vocal...Many play Verry Bluesy or Rock kind of Riff to put in English terms..Verry Nice...And that trademark sound on the Guitar ..I heard first time many years ago on a Documentary and couldnt get it out of my head...!
Varg Vikernes is this band´s biggest fan , I hear .
Blues came from here , north africa
Clapping their hands is the best musical instrument 👏👏👏.
Foxy greca
I am from nomadic background when people are on the move more often they cant carry drums a d instruments so
They drpend on melody and clapping and saqruuda wich is when women make sound from there mouths.
@@tusmoaadil1825 thank you for explaining. It makes sense.
You really hear the origins of the blues in this music it just has a beautiful spiritual quality to it.
and the originis of the folk music of latin America too.. 6/8 groove
its been about ten years since I found this band, I have been transfixed by them ever since. Just wonderful listening to them and watching them on stage....you know they are good when they were asked to go to America to play in concerts there. Proud people proud nation proud musicians...we are listening ...thanks for the post N3
Très fière de se groupe qui a pu faire connaître la musique et la culture d'un grand peuple les touareg et très fière aussi d'appartenir à la même nation berbères . Vive les berbères et les amazighs partout où ils sont .
12,46 .....une chanson magique .
تحية لك عزيزي
J'ai connu un grand père creusois de 94ans qui avait fait son service militaire en Algérie.il a découvert les touerags et leur magnificence,a94ans il en gardait un souvenir émerveillé !ses yeux brillaient dans leur profonDe rêverie et ce vieil homme ne cessait de murmurer:ils étaient si beaux,ils étaient si beaux avec leurs beaux habits et de l'or partout! C'était un enfant de paysans et il n'avait jamais oublié...
@amahagh ag tinariwen hélas il est âgé mais c'était très gentil de votre part.bonne année et continuez de nous ravir avec votre musique!
هؤلاء كل تماشق شعب الصحراء الكبرى مسماهم الوحيد هو كل تماشق لا علاقة لهم ببربريتك وأمازيغيتك
@Karim Amedjkane kl Tmasheq
What a beautiful music and rhythm, much love and respect to these guys and specially the drummer and that lady was bringing the hype 😍 and to the amzeghian culture. All the way from Saudi 🌹❤️
Proud to say I'm amazigh...thanks tinariwen for spreading our culture worldwide 🙏🏻
They are not Amazigh lol. They're touareg. They're black, dude, if you didn't notice.
@@DudeWatIsThis they are definitely not black lol are you fkn blind , touargs are part of the larger Amazigh ethnic family
@@DudeWatIsThis the guy on percussion is black tho , but nevertheless amazighs are an ethnic group not a race Amazighs come in all colors from white to the darkest of skins
@@decordelights_ absolutly right, the touaregs are a part of amazigh people and all north africa are amazigh
@@DudeWatIsThis dude you're embarrassing yourself lol Touareg are amazigh 😂 amazigh include: beni mzab chelouha touareg kabyle chawya senhajia.. i might've forgotten some.
and they all speak the same language, with some differences..
north Africa + Canary islands
Beautifull music!!! This is different then we hear mostly on Dutch radio. Last week this was on Radio 4, a national radiostation. Thank you Tinariwen, I hope to hear more from you and your music!
Talented guys and beautiful girls playing and singing great music. Greetings from México amigos !!!!!
Tinariwen, love from Somalia 🇸🇴❤️
Love u Somalia
👍😎
Ok bien merci
Ok bien merci
Qofka keliyee anu isku dookha noqony aduunka
التراث الجزائري العابر للقارات و الكواكب...يحياو خاوتنا التوارق و ناس الصحراء
هؤلاء من كيدال طبعا بلدنا ثاني شمال افريقيا
هم من ازواد المحتلة
@@agurzilniisrghinn5007 هم من ختك 😂🇧🇩🇧🇩🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿،❤️❤️
امازيغ أزواد الأمازيغية المحتلة
هدي الفرقة العالمية من أزواد المحتلة من قبل الزنوج بتواطئ مع نظامك العسكري
Bandas como estas hacen el mundo mejor!
Lack of words to describe how I feel listening to this wonderful tunes and rythym...my soul is satisfied
Only band legit prepared to tour during covid. ❤
Que bella música!!!
Me encanta 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
Respect from Egypt
وصلوا العالمية بي لباسهم التقليدي و لغتهم واغنيهم تتكلم على معاناة الشعب الطوارق تيناروين فخر الطوارق كل تماشق ❤🎸👑
Oui
ممكن تعرفنا على الفرقه اين تأسست و اسماء أعضاء الفرقه
@@moustaphadjelleb7612
مؤسس الفرقة من طوارق الجزائر و معه بعض الأعضاء من ازواد مالي
انت تعلق فقط ولا تعرف التوارق لاطريقة عيشهم و لا حياتهم اليومية اي معانات تتكلم عنها توارق الجزائر عايشين افضل منك لاتتكلم على شيء تجهله
What a great songs, almost all the tracks. Love from Ethiopia👏🎻
What a treat!! These cats are tight! I dug the whole performance. Great musicians all.
Amazing talent.
Soo happy that I went to three of their concerts in Los Angeles.
Escrevo pois sou portuguesa e esta banda merece reconhecimento mundial pela qualidade do som e do sonho que nos proporciona. Long life and prosperity are my best wishes for them and their culture. Peace!
لكم كل تحاية عطره من القلب يا قبيلة الطوارق يا ملوك الصحراء
والله شكرأ
It is really amazing, my belief is that Africa is the hub of all genuine natural talent.
I bet no one in the western world would expect this amusement by their look..... Peace from the Horn of Africa
Ahmed K. Love u
The world consists of more than just the West and Africa. You've got Asia and South America too, you know
@@HighLordBlazeReborn South America is the west, it’s just not the bit the rest of the west like to talk about.
Long live from the heart, from the city of steadfastness, Kidal Azawad, free and independent, to the group Tinariwen, may God protect you
Man, this is great music.
Thanks from Algeria
Pure vrai musique 👍
MERCI 🙏
Mali1🇲🇱
no puedo parar de escucharlos me alegran el alma... saludos desde Argentina, 25/07 cumpleaños de Santiago Del Estero, dia fuera de tiempo ultimo dia en el calendario maya. SALUD!!!
Saludos desde argelia
Oui il faut bien les laisser et je les
9
9000we
c'est vraiment ce qu'on appelle l'aaaaaaaaaaaart,c'est un voyage a travers le temp et les traditons
Quelle musique! Quelle presence! Dieu vous bénisse et garde toujours!
Yes et encore aujourd'hui 👍🏼 👍🏼.. la puissance des Amazigh véritable
Miley varias tipos de música alegria
This music festival marked my entire upbringing. Magic.
bass strings upside down, player got style and skills. love the bass work
yeah I cant for the life of me figure out if hes just a leftie and didnt have leftie guitar or he is a genius for how he plays it. great work anyway
Left handed player, love.
@@r15u5k00 IKR?! Ii was trying to look close and see if he restrung the guitar, or if he (in genius, left brain, left hand fashion) was playing the opposite way?! Dope either way!
This made me very happy! Love from Tunisia
+Sara M from ghardaia m'zab
music from algerinne
yes. in the south
no from Mali
من مالي
This mix is in my favorite playlist now. Listening to this whenever I feel like flying
That brother got sum soul! Love his vocals!
تحية من الأعماق لكل شعوب الصحراء الكبري و خاصة الطوارق ملوك افريقيا و تحية لفرقة تيناروين العالمية صاحبة أجمل موسيقي في العالم
شعب الصحراء الكبرى الوحيد والأصلي هم كل تماشق
إموهاغ أو أمازيغ الصحراء الكبرى الأمازيغية❤
موسيقى 🎶 رائعة جدا و ممتعة ❤❤❤❤❤ أحلى تحية من تونس 🇹🇳 😊😊
I swear I felt the pulse of life and happiness while listening to your wonderful music
Mind blowing back to the original music and primeval sound
Kerry Evans love u from south Algeria come visit us sometime we will entertain u
Gracias,
Muchas gracias,
TINARIWEN
WOW, WOW, WOW, Triple A, AWESOME, KILLER, The REAL, REAL SOUL MUSIC.....Magnifique!!!
تحية من لبنان
WELCOM IN ALGERIA
شوكرن
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🕶️
Just Wow, wow, Wow, so glad I found this. Gem, Gem, Gem~!!!!!!
J'ai cherché aux ouvrir les oreilles et le débat.... J'y suis arrivé au delà de mes expériences...love and peace
3:10 Amidinin
8:12 Chet Boghassa
12:45 Assawat Enchet Tamashek
18:02 Awesome Track
23:30 Another Awesome Track
27:05 Lets Dance Don't Know the song name
31:26 Why No Titles for These Songs
35:53 Desert Music is So Good
41:35 Achriakan Cemajer
46:52 Amassakoul N Tenere
53:55 Matadjam Yenmiksan
for my own use... If anyone knows the titles for 4,5,6,7,8 please do add... This music is awesome
thank you!!
You made me laugh! Thanks :D
Also, 31:26 is "Imdiwanin ahi Tifhamam"
35:53 Arawan
23:30 Aldhechen Manin.
by the way, The Growlers ''covered'' them with ''Drinking the Juice Blues''
Thank you so much. I wanted to know that song forever.
Cada vez que los escucho me gusta más
Excelente banda
Los amo!!🇦🇷🌞❤️✌️🇦🇷
this is Touareg music, Tinariwen is an Amazigh group, long live Aazawad, long live imazighen
Abdellah sadellah yes
***** im descendant from berber kabyle ... long live imazighen we come in all colour and shape :)
+john rayan ...so do Americans.....but we can't get past the silly bogus notion of "race".
Leonid....."race" is a social construct with NO biological validity. The contemporary American idea of "race" is a mutation of the white superiority fantasy devised to justify enslaving millions of Africans. I am 60% West African and 38% British Isles in ancestry...Folks like you see brown skin and mindlessly assign me to the black "race". I prefer to think of myself as an American hybrid who is very proud of his Fante, Fang, Nzima, Mina and Mandenkan ancestors who took everything this racist society threw at them...."Race" is YOUR reality...I'm a multi-ethnic member of the human race.
Leo...never heard of him....and I don't waste my time talking to anti-semite racists...Have a nice day, jerk.
incredible
and
amazing
sounds so mysterious... so magickal...
This music brings my soul out dancing in the middle of the deserted dark night
Respect to the beautiful lady with a golden voice 😍 tanemirth a wetma 💜
Azul felame, greetings from Algeria
WELCOM IN ALGERIA
She is disobeying Allah
@@edsnotgod who cares about alah
@@Mateyhv1 "Allah Over Christ" ring a bell?