Hip hop
& Rap
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Ismo One |
Wass Wong |
Berey Koy |
Cool Maïga &
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YouTube Zarma music
& dance clips
Boureima Disko: Dondon ga wani
Boureima Disco formed his group
Super Bonkaney in the beginning of this millennium. The
group has released two albums. The bandleader, singer, and
primary composer, Boureima, was born in Tahoua, on July 9,
1967. He started singing professionally in the late 1990s,
when he joined Eric Pancho's group, a popular singer at the
time [1].
The first album of the group is Gaham
baani (meaning health in the sense of health of the body). This album contains numbers as
Bassitray and Guimbiya. In Bassitray
Boureima praises, in the Zarma language, the solidarity that
exists between ethnic groups in Niger. The second album is
Tchimi (cimi means truth). This album contains
numbers as Taziya (an homage to Cheikh Aboubacar Hassoumi
Kiota) and Sodjay (sodjey means soldiers).
This latest album also contains the
number Dondon ga wani (written as dondo ga wanni means to
learn is to know how to).
The two song on the first album are
available as
mp3 file. The two songs available on YouTube come from
the second album of the group.
First part of song [1] |
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Dondon ga wani borey se. |
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D’ay se g' a sambu taabandi. |
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Nigerizey wan' iri ma dondon me. |
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Boro kan ga wani kulu ga dondon no. |
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Dondon ga wani borey se. |
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D’ay se ga sambu taabandi. |
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Borokulu mana hay ga wani ay izey. |
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Boro ga wani kulu ga dondon no. |
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[1]
the transcription may contain errors,
please contact me for corrections. |
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Two
other videos are available on YouTube.
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Sodjay |
Taziya |
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Other songs
Idi Sarki |
Djoumassi dit Hansi Bonkoyo |
Boureima Disko |
Mali Yaro |
Moussa Poussi |
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