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I always enjoy my Ethiopian music iam your brother in Somalia 🇸🇴❤🇪🇹
Bro
much love frome ethiopia bro
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thanks yahye, love to see it!
This video clip shows his childhood friend talking about his pain to the Abay (Nile) because she said she did not know him when she returned from abroad and she inherited Western culture and hated her country's (Ethiopian) culture.
key words
- "ማዕተብ"/maeteb is a cross around the neck according to the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church.
- The Abay is known in the world as the Nile. (It is known that the Nile originated from Lake Tana in Ethiopia.)
abraham belayneh was last year's winner of the Afrima Music Award by this music.
አገላለጽሕን ወድጄዋለሁ 👏👏👏👏👏👏
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Men ቆንጆ አርገህ ነው የገለፅከው
andegna
Luv u bro
before i start this music was awardded as best traditional music video by African music award , the place which they record video is gojam, amhara region ...its the source of nile river
So this music is about his child hood friend who forget her identity after she left her childhood rural village and reside at big town...this is a song about a girl with identity crises
That water fall is "chis abay" Smokey nile "
The traditional instrument is " kirar" a little bit close to "begena " dave used to play
And" ahayyyyy" is something we say when we sad or judge someone wrong action
And the stick is something ppl cary at rural area to protect themselves from any danger and now it becomes culture
And thank u for rememebring all traditional instruments 😉😉
Luv u bro 😍 bless you 🙏
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This song it’s about country the meaning is we forget our past and we take western culture that really doesn’t help us but divide us
Its keraar
Masinko
Washint
begna we dont use for music only gospel music
That instrument is not Begena it’s Krare...thanks to ur reaction✌🏽
Please try teddy afro song dedicated to Ethiopian soldiers in the Korean war.
Be seba dereja (be 70 dereja)
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u are amazing person. U knew all Ethiopian music instrument. Some Ethiopian haven't idea on this things. U are amazing bro. I respect u
The instrument that you mentioned at the very beginning of the music is not begena. It is called "Kirar". We don't use religious instruments for music production. Love you guys @SwahilNation
The word "Ayyyyyi" express to how your feeling saddnes
Yeah and disappointment
damn she understands this music video like she saw the script
The area is in Amhara region, the water fall is Abay waterfall where the nile originates from. The story is about a girl that was raised with him the rural area , his childhood friend and first love that left to the city Addis and came back different. He was excited to see her back, but when she returned she didn’t know who he was and even forgot his name. He is singing about their past and how it is killing him to see her forget him and the promises they made to each other, when they were young, most importantly to see her forget her tradition and the simple and beautiful way of being in the countryside. Throughout the story you see her changing back to the old girl that she was. The end of the story she starts remembering her past, their past but no clear indication of whether they’re back together. The entire song has a lot of riddles and sayings used in our tradition. The stick is usually used by shepherds and farmers in the region to help them walk as the paths can be steep it helps you keep your balance they also sometimes use it to, heard sheep. The word “Aye” is almost equivalent to "oh no” a sigh of disappointment, if you hear people say aye it is never a good thing as it shows disappointment or sometimes if you say it short it can also mean no. The entire village are sighing in agreement with his disappointment and the sad narration of their story.
the fall is #Abay or + The #Abay River, the most significant tributary of the Nile, contributes over 100% of the water
+ the largest dam in Africa #GERD
They we're childhood friends. She changed after she went to the city. She forgot her roots. She didn't recognise him. He's obviously upset.
Abraham belayneh(አብርሃም በላይነህ)winner of best traditional music in east Africa on Afrima music award...he's amazing modest and konjo❤" i love that man😍😊
thank you guys alot... Ethiopians are sensetive about their culture and country and you respect and try to understand it in every video you make... You should know that means a lot to us. Thank you guys, We really really appretiate it.
react Dagne Walle "wey finkich" (ወይ ፍንክች) Gojjam traditional music I swear you are gonna love it
ወገኔ ስማ እስቲ ዘረኝነት ይብቃ በጎጥ ተከፋፍለን ለ አፍሪካ እና ለዓለም የምትተርፍ ሀገርን አናጥብባት ። እስቲ ከነሱ እንማር
#ይሄውላችሁ ኢትዮጵያ ማለት እኮ አይደለም ኖረህባት ሳትኖርባት የምትናፈቅ ሀገር ናት !! ኢትዮጵያዊ ሆኖ መፈጠር በእራሱ ትልቅ መታደል ነው ! እስቲ እንደኔ በኢትዮጵያዊነቱ የሚኮራ #1
መቼም ኢንግሊዘኛ ችግር ነው አስተርጉመው ይዩት እንግዲ 😂😁
Omg I love this girl....suhali nation imagination! ;-)
She is genius. She is understanding the videos even more than some of us man.am so amazed.
This one is actually called kirar the begena is the larger version of it.
Hi guys I really appreciate what you are doing, loved it. To answer Sally's question ''what is the stick for''? It's a Ethiopia's rural men tradition to hold such thing. Young children use it to shepherd their cattle, adults supporting themselves for a long distance walking and sometimes for self defence if they encounter any danger.
What's up guys. You guys are doing amazing job introducing Ethiopian song and culture. We really appreciate it. By the way the 5 string instrument is called "Kirar" Begena has " 10 Strings and it's much larger than Kira. God bless you both.
It is the right place for our country with no edit no make up
The story is like, there was this girl with whom he (the singer) grew up with playing and all in the country side. At some point she left the country side, became a town girl. After long time she happened to come back to the countryside to visit..., and as soon as he (the singer, her childhood friend and may be lover) sees her and tried to greet her she sort of shrugged him off in contempt, even pretended she forgot his name... something like that. There are many other things going on in the clip, symbolizing identity, tradition, culture etc, in that specific rural area....So, in the song, the poor singer, who is still a shepherd, is expressing his disappointment how his old friend and lover forgets him, not just that, how she abandoned her neck-band (he noticed that), which is a sign of Christianity (Orthodox), in a way her identity. The whole music is metaphorical for people trying to change their identity. The ostinato "...Aayii..." is a sound of disappointment or frustration in Amharic and many other Ethiopian languages.
Yes you are totally right " Aye" is like "Aygo" just like you say it in Hanguk
That stick u mentioned is like a must have accessory for people that live in rural parts of Ethiopia (Geter, we call it), its used for gathering the heard, for u to lean on whenever, a handy weapon to use incase of a fight.... its for almost everything there.
The "Ayy" part they say, its meant to express their sadness to what happened in this scenario, Like for this story on how she forgot her roots and her promise of love to him.
And lastly the whole song is about how he is telling Abay, the Nile (that beautiful waterfall) on how the girl he loved and waited on became a new person that have forgotten her roots, culture, religion (A the othodox , the love she once promised him so on... ( if only u understood amharic and how beautiful the words of this song is crafted. Its just amazing!) All in all his expressing his sadness on the love he waited on for so long came back to be a person that has forgotten her promise of love to him.
Thank you guys for sharing ur reactions to our songs. love ur reactions :D
This was the reaction that I liked the most. How you guys imagine the scenes is wrong but interesting and got my attention.. You know what I mean ...
That stick is used like ancient time and some sheep keepers use this stick to keep the sheeps from other wild animals and bad situation. we appreciate you guys keep it up .
The instrument is called "kirar"
its surprisingly easy to learn:)
Ya sis when we say ayy it means like aigoo in korea I just learned it from kdramas
The adia of this song is she rised with ethiopian culture (dressing what is kemis , tide what kirr at here nek ) but after city she became western and start to dress haf . So we africans have ammezing culture that can attract others
hey swahily am jona and am from ethiopia and the instrument is not begna it call kirar both are same but the have littel bit diffrent................................. salut for the legend as you say haha tanks for your kindeness.............. may GOD BLLESS YOU BOTH
its about 1 boy and girl that grown up together and she left him then when she come back older she completly diffrent from the culture and he sing the song for the reason why
Yeah, that's what david plays
And this song was selected 1st best country song in africa last year... Congrats
the place is #fuang waterfall located in amhara region ethiopia & adorable waterfall
Your girl she is super smart,beautiful and brave woman
It is deep mining the kid growing up together and she become western and dis uplifted.and other sing tro the blog nil
you know it's your turn musical instrument😱 oh my God I love you so much😍😍😘😍
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The stick is to keep the ships and goats
And women in check too 😂🤣😂🤣
Yeah ayeee means like aigoo
This song is about his childhood friend went to the city and she just forget her cultur and her friend so he sing this song to express how much he is sad
Hey,im Ethiopian but please listen too Sudanese music "zemnen jamil" u will be touched I don't know what she is saying but her voice😱💗💗💗!!!
The waterfall you saw is called Abay and the source is from Ethiopia. It runs through the colonized countries who named it the Nile river.
Next react Jano band yinegal best music
The music is not about love rather than it is kene(snake on the grass) and he is totally talking about the river nile (abay) gn still the best and the lyrics is the best if u heard in amharic!!!!!!!
haye mean that are u show u are agree I am fan of u and from gonder
oh, Man. Sally is so good at understanding the music vedio. She got almost all the song's meaning.
Swahili nation 10Q. I from Ethiopia and you translation is a little bit right. We love you!
"hayee" is something you say when you feel sad
I hope you do the same work for other African countries, too. You are doing a good job of bringing Africans closer.
Mikachavala is a grate person
The stick is used as a cane and as a sheperding tool to control his cattle. The song is about the girl that he grew up with in that village and then she went to the city and came back a different person and forgot about him. It's a Wax and Gold kind of song. It also talks about Abay River(Nile)
Traditional music instrument - washint =flut , Begena with 12 strings, Kirar with 6 strings.
David play begena but that thing in the music vedio is called kirar.
Begena is only for religious purposes only.
And Ayyy means ohh too bad or how bad.or what a loss!
and you guys are so smart. You understand it.
The water fall is abay or nile river and pls react the music Alemye getachew - tazlo yalgeba u will love it
Love you guys one love Ethiopian am proud to be yours
U guys are the best.....u should react to jano band abeba ena nib offical video
Unni this aye is the same like aygo.and this song is about how Ethiopia change i mean western culture and it telling that we should be proud of our culture
The place is called 'Abay foafate' it means Abay(blue Nile) fall in Ethiopia.
It is my favorite song and you are so beautiful
U guys are lovely from Ethiopia
3:06 yeah you right It is written in the bible that David played Begena back then.
you're right with most of the things. except she left, and the scene in which she didn't remember him was when she came back. Hence, she being the only one dressed in western clothes. She remembers over time though, and she does come back at the end.
Much thanks for featuring this on your channel SWAHILI NATION, we appreciate it deeply.
the story of the song goes the singers charachter and the girl grew up together but she went away as a child and upon her return she was looking down on him so cause he was still country'ish.
Omg you guys are amazing. thanks for your reaction much love and respect✌🏾
Ohh God she can understand the music i love you
my country is best of best Ethiopia.
the name z falls located in Ethiopia amhara region bahirdar.
Respect for Ethiopia music and you ❤❤😍
the place is Tis Abay which is the blue Nile water fall located. and Abay means Nile as you hear it on the song too
its abrish you love ethiopian music? our music is door of heaven lisson it
Yes yes @asali you are right ..... Ayeeee in Ethiopian is like aygooooo in Korean. wow point on 👍🏽
yes yes David plays that ting begena
this song was win afrima award by best music video
the sign of the Shepperd that is what the stick is. .and also protection
oh my goodness both of you read the song as opened book wow
and yes that's what king David played
the Korean girl is absolutely correct about the begena which is the instrument king david used to sing with but the instrument used in this video other than the washint which resembles the flute and the masinko which is a one stringed instrument is not begena rather its called kirar
Ahye is an expression used when you're upset about something
Yes all the places u saw are in Ethiopia. And that instrument is Kirar not Begena. But Begena is also one of our traditional instruments.
That instrument is kerar not Begena , Begena is only used for religious songs in Orthodox Church. And Yes it is what David used.
I enjoy watching two of you.
i love youtube because of you two guys, much love and respect from Ethiopia
by the way, this video won an award by Best Artist, Duo or Group in African Traditional category on All African Music Award (Afrima)
He is a shepherd and the stick is used to lead the sheep, Abay is the name of Nile. and he is reminding her like they grow up together there and why is she not remembering him. so like 'how can you forget me in the name of Abay!' (you know just like how you say 'for the love of God') and Yes the Ayiii... part means literary 아이고 so you get the sentiment well.
the stick is for the animals he is protecting. he is a shepherd.
I love your reaction man and u have to come and have a visit here in our country is beautiful and full of historical place
The stick has many purposes in rural areas, such as to keep animals, during walking if the person injured or old, and so on.
hayyyee is when someone tells you sad story and you just say how dare he/she (impression)
Love you guys from Canada
My no#1 favorite song ....good choice guys Swahili nation♥
Plz react our celebrations mesqel,timqeti...in Ethiopia
the song is about two boys and girls grow together but she left to city(western civilization) as you said she was forgetting her origins. he is telling the guys about how their love have been. "hay" means thats bad.... the stick is used for herding cattles and for fighting.
That's not begena that's called kerar I'm professional begena player and we don't use begena for music porpoise respect you guys thanks
that water fall is called 'tis abay' or nile river as some refer to it
Hi guys I really appreciate I want to say something hyyyy mean like uffff deep breathing it express deep filling about past you missed
yes it is what David played
Yes, David sang with begena.
The next one should be teddy afro song (seba dereja) dedicated to Ethiopian soldiers in the Korean war