Thianhou - Willoho BOMBIRI - BaraGnouma
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 มี.ค. 2012
- www.baragnouma.com
Morceau de thianhou, interprété par Willoho Bomobiri pour BaraGnouma.
Le thianhou est un instrument joué par les Bwabas de la région de Dédougou. Cet instrument est entierement fait de paille. - เพลง
Mes oncles ont une culture vraiment waooouuuuuuu. Je suis trop fière d’être leurs neuvoeux
Bravo ! un très bon musicien et chanteur et un instrument fascinant et envoûtant !
fier d’être bwabas de dedouugou
It's a song about war !!!
Awesome, to get that sound out of something like that.. One of countless beautiful examples of African spirit and musicality..
Merci beaucoup. J'adore tellement ma culture.
WOW
Bonne musique de nos sources .Merci !
je fier d’être bwaba
great war song and moral lessons for People Who like quarel. thanks my in law
jaime les son boaba même si je ne comprends la langue
Vous qui dîtes que fière d être bwaba de dedougou pourquoi pas dire fière d être bwaba tout cour ? Savez vous que ce son vient du tuy ? C est notre son de combat quand l ennemi nous attaque ok
ok
is there a Balafon playing along with the Thianhou? they sound so similar
Could someone post an English translation of the lyrics?
That's awesome man. Remind me of Hukwe Zawose.
merci encore
Fierté
Vraiment ça me va droit au cæur .
jh
Tout mes félicitation à ce Mr qui à toujours gardé les accordéons du thianhou, qui est instrument de la culture Bwamou. Je suis fier d’êtres un bwa en l’écoutant.
C'est propre une identité culturelle purement bwa merci et félicitation a celui qui eu cette belle initiative.
Ou est-il maintenant? Comment le contacter??
Mais malheureusement il vient de rendre ce samedi 5juin2021😭😭
@@hanihanitraore7102 hee mw il est décédé hier 😭😭
@@hanihanitraore7102 la dernière fois que je l'ai vu c'était en 2018 ou 2019 à Ouagadougou au restaurant Wami.
Thats helpful
Fière d'être bwaba
I would be very interested in what he sings!
He is basucally singing a war song which says how the warriors of their camp is bravely pushing back the ennemies who are invading them as ants ( meaning that they are many! When he say ka ba lo gnamama bara , a wa le kerede gnamba= whenever they invade us in multitude, we fight them back ( literally "chasung them back all).
Then when he says :Wa daba vo yan lo hey! Wa dabavoyan lo! =we ovvercome them! We won victoriously.
And he also adds that now they are ashamed because they lost, they are short of provisions (da =millet_ when he says ban da vo ro = they have no more millet), yet they cannot tell anyone for fear of being laughed of (mocked).
The other part of the song is a very popular one in the Bwa community in rural areas mostly where the thianhoun player would sit in a public place like "cabaret" where local beer is usually sold, and would play to entertain others showing his talents by interpreting and creating his own songs in exchange of some lical beer calabashes (would be a glass if beer in another contaxt) or again. The thianhoun player would sit under a palabra tree (where elders meet for important decision or just to chat) and play for anyonr who is around to listen or for passer by to listen and admire his talent. Will cut the story short and tell tou now what that other part of his song means: In "cabarets", there is a lit of quarrels between people. Even when someone is not strong enough (physically) to fight a fellow, he still will dare him (probably because of the boldness he gets from drinking alcohol :)). So as someone mentioned in an earlier comment, he is advising this category of people to not fight if they can't beat their fellow even when they think that tjey can fight him, he suggest they still be cautious!
This is very interpretive like mostly. I missed some parts of the song that I do not understand. But this is the essence of it. I hope this will help.
@@hanihanitraore7102 Thank you so much for explaining.
🤎🤎🤎
En cas de besoin de cet artiste 72684383. Le numéro du dessus est erroné
Ah, ok... je vais le modifier. Merci pour la correction.