Five Videos Of Vocalist Habsou Garba (Niger, West Africa)

Edited by Azizi Powell

This post showcases five videos of Nigerien vocalist Habsou Garba.

The content of this post is presented for cultural, entertainment, and aesthetic purposes.

All copyrights remain with their owners.

Thanks to Habsou Garba and all others who are featured in this video. Thanks also to all those quoted in this post and thanks to the publishers of these videos on YouTube.

Click http://www.fofomag.com/Index.asp?affiche=News_Display.asp&ArticleId=1749&ID=2 for a link to a 2011 Fofo Magazine interview of Habsou Garba.

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These videos are presented in chronological order based on their publishing dates on YouTube with the examples with the oldest dates presented first.

Example #1: Allah Na godé, Habsou Garba, troupe Anashua



Saddi SOUMAILA, Uploaded on Sep 11, 2009
Groupe de musique instrumentale et vocale du Niger, avec des instruments de musique traditionnels.
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Google Translate from French to English:
"Group instrumental music and vocal of Niger, with traditional musical instruments."

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Example #2: Hamsou Garba / AOURE



Assoce FOFO, Published on Dec 27, 2009

clip de la diva nigérienne Hamsou Garba
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Comments:
yarauta, 2010
"what a beautiful wedding and a wonderful song, pls uplonad more."

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Monsieur Africain. 2014
"Interesting how you guys in Republic du Niger spell "Aoure" in Nigeria it is spelled as "Aure" based on the latin alphabet. I guess it's because of Niger being Francophone. Gaisuwa, barka da zuwa"

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Example #3: Hamsou Garba / NIGER



Assoce FOFO, Published on Dec 27, 2009

clip de la diva nigérienne Hamsou Garba

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Example #4: Habsou Garba Tout est Possible



Chaîne de TheLhommemaiga Uploaded on Jan 20, 2012

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Example #5: Hamsou Garba Dandy



qwxcf Published on May 31, 2012
Hamsou Garba singing on Dandy ! Dandy means " exodus " ! She is singing in Zarma language
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I posted a comment to this video's viewer comment thread asking for more information about this song. I'm particularly interested in knowing what the title "Exodus" means in relation to the lyrics. I'd also like to know if the clothes and hairstyles shown in the video traditional for the Zarma ethnic group?

If I receive any responses to my questions I'll re-post them here.

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