@@yaballo1 Ofcourse they are very proud society but I used it to say they are humble and shy also. They have a lot of amazing things but they never say we have this and that they like low profile which all oromos share and I like that. I remember my dad saying 'Namarra hin ejjatinaa' literally it means 'Never see others down'. I think that is what many societies missed today. The amharic one is not the appropriate one. Sometimes they use it to insult others. Thank you for your comment but we looked it from different perispectives and at the end we are both on the same page. Ulfaadhu!
@@mohammedoibro Borana are just simply unique people and I’m always proud where I came from. Being Borana is first respecting and accepting others the way they are. In borana every human being treated fairly and equally..May God keep shining on my folks ❤️❤️❤️😊
Well done, Emu teenna! Now, allow me to barge-in & provide a rough explanation about the song. 'Ho-raree' is a traditional Borana-Oromo song, sung to celebrate men - or women - who showed bravery in defending Borana/Oromo land & people from their enemies. It is a traditional song dedicated to heroes. Roughly, 'ho-raree' is the equivalent of a traditional Amharic song for heroes known as 'gurro-woshebaye/ጉሮ ወሸባዬ'. The phrase is made-up of two words: 'ho' & 'raree'; where 'ho' = a shortened version of an Oromo word 'hoodhi or hoodhu' [= take, please] & 'raree' = a cow's hide put under the feet of women when singing songs & serves like a drum/tambourine. All together, 'ho-raree' = please take a raree' [a literal meaning] = please accept a song we dedicate to you for being our hero [a figurative meaning]. Hence, 'ho-raree' is basically a heroes' song. Of course, others could have a slightly different take on, or a better explanation, regarding the meaning of the phrase 'ho-raree'. Basically, this is a traditional song sung in-praise of heroes. Hope that gives you some sense of what the phrase means. But, I am sure that others could explain the meaning better. Enjoy this fantastic song! Thanks a lot Emu teenna! Nagaatti.
being a borana is the best thing that happened to me❤...bt this song makes me feel like i don't know my language and the same time makes me fall in with the tribe that am already in love with
@@nurryy2363 - tolee. Rakkooni hinjiru. Here is a brief description of the meaning of this song I posted in reply to a question asked by another person on this page. It might help you get a sense of what the song means & its messages. Galatoomi. Nagaatti.
Emu Girma (Borana) is from the Borana-Oromo tribe of southern Ethiopia & Northern/Eastern Kenya. The Oromo tribe is the most populous tribe in Ethiopia & a tribe also found in Kenya & Somalia. However, the Oromo has never been 'the king-making tribe' as it has been dominated & lorded-over by the king-making-tribe of Ethiopia called the habesha/Abyssinians who were the descendants of Yemeni-Arab-slave traders who built a kingdom or empire called "Axum" or "Axumite" in what is today Eritrea & northern tip of Ethiopia. So Emu Girma/Borana represents one of the last & more authentically African/indigenous tribes in Eastern Africa. Bye.
Long live Boran beautiful culture.See the voice of Emu Jirma .Am Somali from Wajir kenya.
Liban agg waso agg Tana river andura borana ,😍😍😍
Yooyyaa boorana hangafa oromootaa isin jaalanna oromoon koo bakka jirtutti eebbifami hooraa dagaagaa baay'adhaa aardii addunyaa guutaa kabajaan jiraadhaa
From Borena you learn how beautiful it is to be yourself. What a modest society they are.
@@yaballo1 Ofcourse they are very proud society but I used it to say they are humble and shy also. They have a lot of amazing things but they never say we have this and that they like low profile which all oromos share and I like that. I remember my dad saying 'Namarra hin ejjatinaa' literally it means 'Never see others down'. I think that is what many societies missed today. The amharic one is not the appropriate one. Sometimes they use it to insult others. Thank you for your comment but we looked it from different perispectives and at the end we are both on the same page. Ulfaadhu!
Mohammed Oumer Kablalax harti kome shame you boren☝🏾🕰🤦🏾♂️🙅🏽♀️🙅🏽♀️🙅🏽♀️🙅🏽♀️🙅🏽♀️🙅🏽♀️
Thankyou
@@mohammedoibro Borana are just simply unique people and I’m always proud where I came from. Being Borana is first respecting and accepting others the way they are. In borana every human being treated fairly and equally..May God keep shining on my folks ❤️❤️❤️😊
Yoyya Ada tiyya...Ee waa dhuga bantaa "laff kenna..laffe kenna" waa heddu dansa irra jirta..guda jabadhuu. Sii jalanaa. 💕💕🙌🙌🙌🙏👌👌 Akkasi.
waaw bayye baredadha jabadhu jajjabadhu sabbontu tenna 👍📀🔈🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵👌🏾👌🏾🌹🌹🌹🥀🥀✅
Woww, Saabootuu, Oromoo, Italaa, Abaa, Gadaa, Jaabaadhuu, Baayee, Namaatii, Tolaa, 😍😍❤️❤️
Well done, Emu teenna! Now, allow me to barge-in & provide a rough explanation about the song. 'Ho-raree' is a traditional Borana-Oromo song, sung to celebrate men - or women - who showed bravery in defending Borana/Oromo land & people from their enemies. It is a traditional song dedicated to heroes. Roughly, 'ho-raree' is the equivalent of a traditional Amharic song for heroes known as 'gurro-woshebaye/ጉሮ ወሸባዬ'. The phrase is made-up of two words: 'ho' & 'raree'; where 'ho' = a shortened version of an Oromo word 'hoodhi or hoodhu' [= take, please] & 'raree' = a cow's hide put under the feet of women when singing songs & serves like a drum/tambourine. All together, 'ho-raree' = please take a raree' [a literal meaning] = please accept a song we dedicate to you for being our hero [a figurative meaning]. Hence, 'ho-raree' is basically a heroes' song. Of course, others could have a slightly different take on, or a better explanation, regarding the meaning of the phrase 'ho-raree'. Basically, this is a traditional song sung in-praise of heroes. Hope that gives you some sense of what the phrase means. But, I am sure that others could explain the meaning better. Enjoy this fantastic song! Thanks a lot Emu teenna! Nagaatti.
The most eloquent comment here, thank you sir
@@guracha200 - you're welcome, obboleessa keena. Nagaa badhaadhani.
Thanks a lot for the explanation 🥰😊 galatom🥰❤
Thank You for this!
I always enjoy your comments. I learn so much from you. Thank you
Proud to be borana what a nice song
Wow what a nice song my sister I'm proud of being boran love you from Kenya 😘😘😘😘👏👏👏💯
Yooyah jilicha ,yoyaah dalacha ,proud of my culture ❤️❤️❤️❤️
haa' iyyoo hoyyoo kuuloo '' he heyyee kuuloo ' part wooooooooooooooow!
galatom adha gudhum sirb ke chaqasa listening from northern iraq
Wowowow bayyee bareeda jabbuudhu sanyii Tiyyaa booraan I love you
Emu good voice.
Excellent work
Proud to be a borana😍😍😍😍
Wow galatom adha gudum sirb adha nam ken barsisit listening from northern iraq
Wow! Great! Horaa bulaa Booran keenya! UNITED KUSH!
We are mighty Boranas, yooyyaa
Karayuu.Welcome. goottta😘😘😘🤙🤙🤙🤙💪💪💪💪💪❤❤❤❤❤🤜🤛👌
Kuni boraan 🙄🙄
Daangaa jannatti eega, dubbi jadduu, lafti lafe dubbii Shanbal jaatoo Alii. Sirba sirbitu tokkorratti na afferi. Woyyis ani eessatti akka si affeeru natti himi.
Moyale lafti tenaa ,yoyaah
🥰🥰💕💕bareddu Borana❤❤🌳🌳❤❤💪💪💪💪
Love this version the track and arrangements just awesome..appreciatation from Dallas Texas.
Yoyah galatom ital Tenne ❤❤👌👌yoyah dhalach
Sirba aadaa fi qabsoo Oromoo Booranaa
Guttu abaa libe 😍😍😍😍😍😍
775 Years old borana structure thanks to our forefathers
Baay'ee baareeda Oromiyaa dhiigaa fi lafeen as geesse ni tikfannaa ammaas
Baredu borana 👍👍👍👍👍
being a borana is the best thing that happened to me❤...bt this song makes me feel like i don't know my language and the same time makes me fall in with the tribe that am already in love with
😍😍😍😍 baay'e bareeda❤ jabaadhu💪
Gutu aba libe😍😍😍😍
Pure culture Allah bless oromia
Emmu booranaa sirbaa dansaa baftee jabbaadhii akkanummani itti fufi
Love your music's emmu tenna God bless you
That's a good performance Emmu ...Excellent
Thank you🙏🙏
barredu sabontu oromo👑
Sirbba breda danssa👑👍
🙏🙏🙏🙏
Gutu aba liban 💪
Adaa bareedaa
yooyyaa, baay'ee jaaladheera, hojii midhagaadha.
Yooyyaa Emmu Girma intala abbaa gadaa
Wowowowoo Wowowowoo Oromo Lammitiyy 💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💋😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️💪💪💪💪💪💪
Song for Heroes of Oromo Communities of Ethiopia and Northern Kenya
Do Borans kids who never look after their cattle never know what Emmu said as a verse in this song "Naaqee amburrade & amburron omacha?
Wow her voice and their voices amazing.
I Love you oromo tiiyaa ❤💚❤💚❤💚❤
Baay'ee bareeda itti fufii akkaa dansaa jirtaa bareedu koo
Oromoo koo ❤
I appreciate the art in this #OrangeJuice
Sirbi bareedduu akkasii view kana caala arqachuu qaba Oromo keenya.
Woow Amazing Music keep it up
My people my culture. I love you soo ooo much. Always be blessed. Biye tena err idenu
yooyyaa
Jabduu namaa👑👑👑👸👸👸
namatti tola sirba bareedaadha jabaadhu itti fufi
guuddo dansa guudo maacee imuu teena!
Bayyee namatii tolaa jabaadhu qomokoo
Baye nama tola Emu tiya 😍😘
Waaw baay'ee namatti tola;jabaadhu.
Jabadhuu Sabontuu oromoo ❤💚❤🌹🌹
very beautiful traditional song
wow aadaa bareedaa qabna
haalaan gaariidhaa...
ከተመኝነት ሳይካተትበት ይሄ ነው ክሊፕ ወይ ከተሜ አልሆንም ወይ ገጠሬ አልሆንም በቃ እንዲ አይነት ክሊፕ አድርጉልን ካልሆነ
SIGABAABOO WONDERFUL SONG
Amazing. Keep it up
Nice song..❤️❤️
Very rich culture,heartfelt
A true artist
Jajjabe too hedduu bareedadha
Immu 🧡
Wowowo❤❤
Love you
Sustainability all over the world is to take care of nature
Waaaaaoow👍👍👍👍👍💪💪💪💪
Thanks bestormo****
Wow 😯
LOVE
That is true qerro oromiya laff ...
Urgai dansa Borana
Baay'ee namati toola
is this song available in English translation lyrics
dansaadha sanyii koo
sabboontu ......
Old age is it a curse or a blessing???
Wow 💪✊👍👏💕💞💕💕
Gotot gotota Borani Angaf oromo
Wow😍😍
Malin kun nafii hin ifaa tanee muzq... dhaa moo
@@yaballo1 anfii hardhaa kun
@@yaballo1 barufin anii oromoo nan baradhee male kessatii hin dhalanee
@@nurryy2363 - tolee. Rakkooni hinjiru. Here is a brief description of the meaning of this song I posted in reply to a question asked by another person on this page. It might help you get a sense of what the song means & its messages. Galatoomi. Nagaatti.
@@yaballo1thanks
Emmu is from?
Emu Girma (Borana) is from the Borana-Oromo tribe of southern Ethiopia & Northern/Eastern Kenya. The Oromo tribe is the most populous tribe in Ethiopia & a tribe also found in Kenya & Somalia. However, the Oromo has never been 'the king-making tribe' as it has been dominated & lorded-over by the king-making-tribe of Ethiopia called the habesha/Abyssinians who were the descendants of Yemeni-Arab-slave traders who built a kingdom or empire called "Axum" or "Axumite" in what is today Eritrea & northern tip of Ethiopia. So Emu Girma/Borana represents one of the last & more authentically African/indigenous tribes in Eastern Africa. Bye.
sijaallanna
galatoomi
NICE
Spirit
💓💓💓
🙌🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾❤️
❤️❤️❤️❤️
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👌🏾
💪💪💪💪💪✅🥰