I lived in Algerian saharan cities in my childhood. The most peaceful place I ever been. Tea, nice people, food, good people! I still go visit my old friends.
Lyrics in English: I went to see Lulla, who's wearing nylon I went to see Bajou, the situation is hard I went to see Soro, then went back from Soro's I went to see Mizgawa, she's seated and elegant I went to see El-Xafra, where the pious do their ablutions I went to see Tina, she says "there's no more" I went to see Abnousou, it was raining I went to see Rati, a girl with temper
levente csanyi nylla is that black blue fabric that tergui women wear and gave them that blue shimmer on their faces not nylon .that fabric is made out of a special plans and very good for hait
Just discovering this group and I am amazed! It's hypnotic, uplifting, beautiful. As someone who knows little beyond American and European music, it's accessible to me, it has a lot in common with blues and progressive rock, even jam-band music, it just goes to show that the same spirit of music runs through all of us.
0:15 the only time to see Ibrahim .s smile he passed all his life time sad about his parents who were killed when he had 9 years front his eyes this song was about his wife Lulla
What happened to his wife ? , in one of the documentaries about the band he showed an image of his wife and him , but she doesnt appear, she died ? , If she did I understand why he looks with melancholy most of the time , he lost his family and the love of his love :"c
Se la rifaron en el concierto de la copa del mundo Sudafrica 2010 Son geniales I really like their music, their concept, their way of thinking,etc. greetings from Mexico
11 years ago I heard them play at the Desert Music Festival in the Sahara desert outside Timbuktu, Mali West Africa. Unforgettable! Also heard them in person twice in San Francisco.
I am very proud to be part of this magnificent people. Yes, I am must as Amazigh as them... We have to stay always free as we were. Long life to you, my dear people, Imazighen.... X
Oui du coté de ma mère il y a des Amazigh, elle est peulh, sonrheï et Amazigh et mon père est sudiste, il est Mandingue et wolof, ce qui fait que je suis sudiste et nordiste du Mali avec des origines du Sénégalaise aussi.
Hanoush.nina Oui du coté de ma mère il y a des Amazigh, elle est peulh, sonrheï et Amazigh et mon père est sudiste, il est Mandingue et wolof, ce qui fait que je suis sudiste et nordiste du Mali avec des origines du Sénégalaise aussi.
I am astonished so far about this loveliness and powerful song ... a immediate jumping at these Touareg magic rhythms with the rhythm & blues and rock shuffle. Inspired soul.
MUSIC, like all the arts is very subjective, we all like what we like. This group is new to me but I am glad to see/hear more new rhythms coming out of Africa. Music unites!
For me its like a whole new world has opened, listening to this music, this fantastic band. Never heard of them,spend the whole day listening to them yesterday and continue today - the world I'm in is not new, its old - for me - a 28 year old girl, born in Belgium, my roots lay in North Africa, Morocco, Nador... Tamazight! I love this - its like my heart and soul reconnected with the souls of my antsestors. Stunning - captivating - and touches my deepest core!
i am also a morrocan with imazighen roots and i can find myself in your comment i experienced the same and i couldnt say it better then you did to thanks
This songs make my foot loose. I heard this more than 100 times in one day. Thanks for posting this video. Even though I don't understand the language can some post yrics of this song...
Thank to this great african musician , the Imazighen the great noble people of the sahara evertime I listen to tineriwen I feel something in me. Our music in Africa is always from soul. Thank to this African tribe of sahara
love the cinematography in this and would love to go down and see more of the beautiful landscapes and people south of Morocco!looking forward to seeing Tinariwen here in London in October!
Just saw these guys last night in Chicago - AMAZING. i knew they'd be good, but I didn't expect them to be that good. What doesn't come across on the recordings is the rhythm section - the djembe (sp?) player and the bass player. Those guys are monsters. Catch them if you can...and if you can, check "Rosetta West - Yallah," my own modest effort at fusing some North African elements to blues.
If you are a fan of this group, and Mali music in general, might I recommend 'Habib Koite and Bamada,'; they're also fantastic. With albums such as 'Ma Ya,' and 'Muso Ko,' some should really check them out. Anyone now familiar with Tinariwen should check out Habib Koite and Bamada, not to mention any of Mali's brilliant artists. It has really been a great learing experience for me. Such a wealth of great talent. (I've been too musically sheltered.) So much I've only recently discovered. LISTEN.
born in America and I've come to fall in love with this group.....amazing energy in these melodies
destiny mitchell welcome to Africa 🌍 our roots
To welcome in Algeria group tinarewen from Tamanrasset
@@amindz6193 They are from Azawad
@@Albertmuller99 we are both Tuareg no different between tamanrraset or azawad
Human first came in Africa 🌍. World People originally from Africa
I lived in Algerian saharan cities in my childhood. The most peaceful place I ever been. Tea, nice people, food, good people! I still go visit my old friends.
Lyrics in English:
I went to see Lulla, who's wearing nylon
I went to see Bajou, the situation is hard
I went to see Soro, then went back from Soro's
I went to see Mizgawa, she's seated and elegant
I went to see El-Xafra, where the pious do their ablutions
I went to see Tina, she says "there's no more"
I went to see Abnousou, it was raining
I went to see Rati, a girl with temper
levente csanyi nylla is that black blue fabric that tergui women wear and gave them that blue shimmer on their faces not nylon .that fabric is made out of a special plans and very good for hait
@@myworldintheuk1633 yes it's true .not nylon nulla is blue colour the women make it .women of chawya is makethis too
Holy shit..
@@myworldintheuk1633 ❤
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
what a talent. Amazing.
I had a chance to be to their concerts in Los Angeles twice . Never get enough.
Dommage beaucoup d Algeriens ne connaissent pas cette magnifique musique et ce groupe targui.Bravoooo et tanmerith.
Ils sont Maliens, mais ne diffèrent en rien de leur frères Touareg d'Algérie
THIS IS THE BEAUTY OF AFRICA. GOD BLESS MAMA AFRICA
Axmed Ali
May The Goddess Bless Mama Africa!
Mama Africa 100000000
Mama African's never die cause lord always with mama.
Amen
Just discovering this group and I am amazed! It's hypnotic, uplifting, beautiful. As someone who knows little beyond American and European music, it's accessible to me, it has a lot in common with blues and progressive rock, even jam-band music, it just goes to show that the same spirit of music runs through all of us.
L'homme bleu continue à surprendre le monde ! peace and love from Morocco V ♡
انا من امزيغ من جنوب المغرب احب اسمع هده الوسيقة تحياتي للجميع
jamaabouz 0645043366 mandi awisn
هل يوجد طوارق عندكم؟
أهلا بك اخي انا من الطوارق أقصى الجنوب
0:15 the only time to see Ibrahim .s smile
he passed all his life time sad about his parents who were killed when he had 9 years front his eyes this song was about his wife Lulla
when did he die? and how?
Don t know exactly ...he passed long time on bed last year
sb.guemar guemar shut up
What happened to his wife ? , in one of the documentaries about the band he showed an image of his wife and him , but she doesnt appear, she died ? , If she did I understand why he looks with melancholy most of the time , he lost his family and the love of his love :"c
life* , sorry
Amazing music.
Long live African representants of an era too many people forgot.
Peace from France
Se la rifaron en el concierto de la copa del mundo Sudafrica 2010
Son geniales
I really like their music, their concept, their way of thinking,etc.
greetings from Mexico
شكرا لك
I love this so much. have done so for such a long time. Especially the guitar and vocals - harmonies and repeating. Beautiful
I Think too.
11 years ago I heard them play at the Desert Music Festival in the Sahara desert outside Timbuktu, Mali West Africa. Unforgettable! Also heard them in person twice in San Francisco.
U’re welcome, to the tuareg nation, yeah it never be forgotten
Not sure what to say, this is so mindblowingly good I'm struggling to put my feelings in to words.
Tinariwen you are too much ✌️ love from Nigeria 🇳🇬
I am very proud to be part of this magnificent people. Yes, I am must as Amazigh as them... We have to stay always free as we were. Long life to you, my dear people, Imazighen.... X
So beautiful! So Cooooooooool!!!!!!!!!! I love your music Tinariwen! Peace and love from Melbourne Australia! Love is the Law!
Vous faites de la bonne musique, une fierté pour le Mali. From Mai ❤️❤️❤️❤️
tu es Amazigh du mali ?
Oui du coté de ma mère il y a des Amazigh, elle est peulh, sonrheï et Amazigh et mon père est sudiste, il est Mandingue et wolof, ce qui fait que je suis sudiste et nordiste du Mali avec des origines du Sénégalaise aussi.
Hanoush.nina Oui du coté de ma mère il y a des Amazigh, elle est peulh, sonrheï et Amazigh et mon père est sudiste, il est Mandingue et wolof, ce qui fait que je suis sudiste et nordiste du Mali avec des origines du Sénégalaise aussi.
ils sont pas malien ils sont algérien de tamannerassete le hoghar moi je suis amazigh comme eux je connais très très bien
brilliant ..mind-blowing lead and bass ..rhythm to die for ..one of my fav north african bands..they make creating heavenly music sounds so easy :))
ياسلام روعة لحن حزين وحنين تحيا الأمازيغية
Sensational, spirit lifting, overwealming.full of sensuality. 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸💜💙♥💚👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Yes Good Algeria 🇩🇿
Thank for the feeling
Big up from morocco we love U
The intellectual effort behind these arrangements is clear to see.
When did Tinariwen get so popular??? It's awesome!!! Been listening to this band for a year now...
Beautiful Music, Beautiful people, Beautiful Culture . Reminds me of my Home SUDAN . I see a lot of similarities in the culture, music, and cloth .
It sounds so old and so new at the same time. It truly is captivating.
ayuuz tinariwen 👍 love from morocco great tamazgha
vraiment !!! c'est une fierté pour moi et pour l'Algérie d'avoir des artistes comme eux. bravo TINARIWEN. je viendrais vous voir inchalah.
Azawad et non Algerie
Sou Brasileiro e conheci está banda pelo show de abertura da Copa do mundo, e adorei...gostei muito da música !!!Parabêns
I am astonished so far about this loveliness and powerful song ... a immediate jumping at these Touareg magic rhythms with the rhythm & blues and rock shuffle. Inspired soul.
Régal incroyable . Merci pour cette immense contribution et courage.
beautiful. video, music, edit, rhythm, soul.
There's something waking up inside me, and rising, when I listen to Tinariwen...
Thank you.
Kings of the desert a beautiful song, I love the rhythm, all of the guitar players, the men from Kings of the desert
Fell in love with Tinariwen the first time I heard! :) Love from India!!
MUSIC, like all the arts is very subjective, we all like what we like. This group is new to me but I am glad to see/hear more new rhythms coming out of Africa. Music unites!
For me its like a whole new world has opened, listening to this music, this fantastic band. Never heard of them,spend the whole day listening to them yesterday and continue today - the world I'm in is not new, its old - for me - a 28 year old girl, born in Belgium, my roots lay in North Africa, Morocco, Nador... Tamazight! I love this - its like my heart and soul reconnected with the souls of my antsestors.
Stunning - captivating - and touches my deepest core!
Son maestros de la guitarra elèctrica mi admiraciòn y mis respetos.
one of best song from algerian touareg....so beautiful very nice group!!!!!
Thank you Colbert for introducing me to this group. I like cultural music.
Paìs de Mali, Tinariwen grupo musical que representa a un pueblo de mucha historia. Felicitaciones a todos sus integrantes. Siempre èxitos.
I danced this song in New York City like crazy ...thank you 🚕🇲🇦🗽😘💃🏾
i am also a morrocan with imazighen roots and i can find myself in your comment i experienced the same and i couldnt say it better then you did to thanks
Peace on your soul from Mauritania...
أجمل مقطوعة موسيقية سمعتها بحياتي لأهلنا في العمق الاستراتيجي الأفريقى الطوارق
This songs make my foot loose. I heard this more than 100 times in one day. Thanks for posting this video. Even though I don't understand the language can some post yrics of this song...
Wow you're so amazing, I played your playlist while I'm working its give a lot of energyyy !!!! Thank you guys
Extraordinary African music beautiful,mesmerizing masterpiece music.
Thank to this great african musician , the Imazighen the great noble people of the sahara evertime I listen to tineriwen I feel something in me. Our music in Africa is always from soul. Thank to this African tribe of sahara
Peace from England.
what she is she is 95👣 Koko 55 stop not she run
@@oma2635 what?
Love this music...and the videos of life with music.....dancing and love..
A pure human and joyful sound inspired by the great Sahara
Not understanding a word of it........it moves me beyond words.
My beautiful people !! I send blessings from afar!!
I hope see you one day in Morocco ❤❤ much love from AGADIR we love you ✌
تحية كبيرة لسكان الازواد تحيا الصحراء الكبري شمال مالي من ادرار الي تمراست الي غاوا مالي
ازواد هركوك✌✊
love the cinematography in this and would love to go down and see more of the beautiful landscapes and people south of Morocco!looking forward to seeing Tinariwen here in London in October!
Sure is a cool beat. I love these guys. Mali, here I come. They were here in Oregon not long ago and blew me away.
Viva la Tamazgha Libre. Viva los pueblos imazighen! Saludos desde Tenerife- KANARYA.
مع انني لا اعرف اللغه التي يتغنواا بها الا انها موسيقي رائعة وجميلة وتذكرني وتعيدني الي وطني وانا في الغربة
سوداني والف تحية معطرة للطوارق
الف تحية من
حبايبنا السودانيين يتكلم لغة الطوارق تماشق ❤🇸🇩❤
اخوك من الجزائر أحبكم يا أهل السودان
c est un Chef-d'œuvre ce morceaux !
ياسلااااااااام ❤️❤️❤️ يعطيكم الصحة ولاد بلادي🇩🇿
مشاء الله عليكم ولاد بلادي أنتم من كوكب اخر والله.
One of my favourites
Greetings to all the Amazighs of the world, much natural Tamazight love until death ❤️&ⵣ. ⴰⵢⵢⵓⵣ 🙏
peace from Lebanon (ancient Phoenician) all the love to the Amazigh brothers
فاكيو العرب، تحياتي لكم يا طاواريق و اﻷزواد و اﻷمازيغ أينما كنتم ، أمازيغي مغربي يحيكم يا أشيقاءي اﻷمازيغ اﻷعزاء
This is why I love the internet. Great music from all around the world at my finger tips. And yes, I saw them on Colbert.
Just saw these guys last night in Chicago - AMAZING. i knew they'd be good, but I didn't expect them to be that good. What doesn't come across on the recordings is the rhythm section - the djembe (sp?) player and the bass player. Those guys are monsters. Catch them if you can...and if you can, check "Rosetta West - Yallah," my own modest effort at fusing some North African elements to blues.
I love this!! Greetings from Sweden
you gotta come to newzealand , love you guys so much !!!!
+julie ann Shand they were there before, where were you?
J'adore ce groupe!! Bonne continuation
I'm a new fan of this group. Great story behind the music.
just found them ,,,,absolutely amazing even tho I don't know what there sing about ,,,great melody an guitar work ,,,keep it up boys
تبارك الله عليكم تحية لاخواننا الطوارق من الدار البيضاء
Magnifique! Shukran bezef
hawa sissoko,en tt qu'a tu es belle
Amazing song amazing art amazing country amazing culture amazing people we are 🇩🇿
Ibrahim ag alhabib . The legend of touareg music 🎵❤
Awesome authentic Berber Music ! Those two kids on the video are practising an ancient Berber martial art called El matreg. Fascinating
i'm persian and i don't understand a word, but i love this music.
Ce sont des azawadiens -nord mali...des encien combattent pour l'independance de leur teritoire
Merci pour l'algerie .
Je pensais que c'était des amzigh
Juan Pérez Mondragón c’est des amazighs, l’azawede c’est une region du nord Mali
vive tout les amazigh du monde toujoure nous en haut...tanmirt ziy tmourt nal moroc
azul aitma emazeghn tanmirtt f ozawan Zion
viva azawad
Azawad how much I love you and I love Pripur Greetings from the desert of Algeria
formidable formidable formidable ........vive imzad
Tinariwen 💕💕💕💕
Ce genre de musique me met en extase. J'adore
Es impresionante. No me canso nunca de oírla.
looking forward to their concert tonight!
Go see them June 26 in Tilburg, The Netherlands......
I was in Africa a few times and i really love this music now!!
Love yuor music soooo much. Månica in Sweden
Magnifique !
تمنراست تحييكم
1:30 - the coolest guy in the world
1:57 - the prettiest girl in the world
If you are a fan of this group, and Mali music in general, might I recommend 'Habib Koite and Bamada,'; they're also fantastic. With albums such as 'Ma Ya,' and 'Muso Ko,' some should really check them out. Anyone now familiar with Tinariwen should check out Habib Koite and Bamada, not to mention any of Mali's brilliant artists. It has really been a great learing experience for me. Such a wealth of great talent. (I've been too musically sheltered.) So much I've only recently discovered. LISTEN.
Hell yeah I really dig the song "Lulla", thanks Red HotS
اللهم. احفظ الجزائر. بلدي من كل مكروه
OMG Awesome! I love this
very nice music wooow awesome love it !!
Fantastic performance....back to 4000 years ago
Long live a free and independent Azawad state forever, and long live Amazighs anywhere