Somali School kids singing a somali anti-imperialist song

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My fellow @Khaemwaset djibouti friend any thoughts?

 

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Everything from the Somali (?) instrumentals, to the beautiful message conveying unitary, to the voices of the children… it’s all so beautiful. Takes me back to a time I wasn’t even alive

 

[Soul Kaizer]

This video is beautiful

 

[Khaem]

My fellow @Khaemwaset djibouti friend any thoughts?

Mashallah if only we had half the unity and patriotism of somalis back then.

 

[Kizaru]

We should look to the future

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Diidanye Ogow (by abwaan siciid xarawo) is specifically a song from the Second Somali Ethiopian war, the imperialists are the Ethiopians, our brothers are Galbeedis/Eritreans


Funny enough it was once played on a Somali presidents visit to Ethiopia. The Ethiopians associate that song with Somalia a lot, even though it’s almost forgotten in Somalia.