Baye Fall / Yaay Fall : Reverberation1 : Women Praise Singers of Senegal

For more info, visit www.ethnolyrical.org. This film is one of four forthcoming short films by UNC Ph.D. student Ali Colleen Neff on contemporary women's culture in urban Senegal. It is based on the ethnographic work of anthropologist Trinh T. Minh-Ha with women in rural Senegal in 1981, which culminated in a four-part film entitled "Reassemblage" (1983). You can see this film here: • Video
The context of my contemporary work is different in many ways, but the project has allowed me to see continuities and shifts in the ways ethnographers/musicologists/documentarians work with women in Africa, how these women, in turn, speak back into these kinds of projects, and the rich conversation between Senegal's rural past and urban landscape can be found in the world of women's aesthetic work. Also, these voices! The singers here are Binta Sarr Diop, her husband Moustapha Dieme and their friend Yaay Diouf, and they were involved in a year or so of planning and producing this work. Read more on this work and others at www.ethnolyrical.org.

[@sakkortv8623]

Yaye fall bi zikar sopou nàko lol nguir diuemi mame lamp fall sama borom ❤

[@navarbrehanne8746]

Very Nice....i love baay yaay fall and Senegal.
Nice culture, true culture , all love

[@taxipisa]

Alhamdulillah Mame Cheikh Ibrahima Fall... Alhamdulillah :)

[@vvassar]

nice video!

[@vvassar]

Women are called Yaay Fall

[@sakkortv8623]

Borom mbaxana bu wex ak nioull bi