Sudani afternoon jam

[Libaaxseendheer]

the rattlesnake like tapping
That interrupts every so often

I've noticed sudanese guys lose their composure when this gentleman is performing lol

 

[Suldaanka]

the rattlesnake like tapping
That interrupts every so often

I've noticed sudanese guys lose their composure when this gentleman is performing lol

Just like us northerners with old qaramai. No composure

 

[Libaaxseendheer]

Just like us northerners with old qaramai. No composure

Whats qaramai?

 

[roble]

the only real black arabs.

 

[CaliTedesse]

the only real black arabs.

What about us akhi?

 

[roble]

What about us akhi?

no we not arabised like sudan. they speak arabic,dress arab,dance arab. they the AAs of africa in terms of cultural domination. they been under arab influence(egypt) longer than any african country been under a foreign entity.

 

[Suldaanka]

Whats qaramai?

Classic Somali music

 

[Cauli]

I prefer popular music to folk music. I was always a fan of Sudanese music, Mohamed Wardi and man other legends were pioneers for many African cultures.

But a new star is taking the limelight, Nancy Agag who represents new age music in Sudan:

 

[Aaegal]

What about us akhi?

only in @Cognitivedissonance 's wet dreams.

 

[Libaaxseendheer]

the only real black arabs.

You can say that again

 

[Libaaxseendheer]

no we not arabised like sudan. they speak arabic,dress arab,dance arab. they the AAs of africa in terms of cultural domination. they been under arab influence(egypt) longer than any african country been under a foreign entity.

Its true that the vast majority are arabised nubians,but, speak for yourself because I am a banu hashim ahlu bayt

 

[CaliTedesse]

I prefer popular music to folk music. I was always a fan of Sudanese music, Mohamed Wardi and man other legends were pioneers for many African cultures.

But a new star is taking the limelight, Nancy Agag who represents new age music in Sudan:

Kkkkkkkkk @كوش

 

[Asaana]

That's a very traditional rhythm, it's popular in the countryside

no we not arabised like sudan. they speak arabic,dress arab,dance arab. they the AAs of africa in terms of cultural domination. they been under arab influence(egypt) longer than any african country been under a foreign entity.

The dances and culture aren't Arab. Only thing Sudan adopted from Arabic was language and religion. If anything Arabs adopted aspects of Sudanese culture like henna, eye-makeup, clothing, certain gold jewelery, etc.

I prefer popular music to folk music. I was always a fan of Sudanese music, Mohamed Wardi and man other legends were pioneers for many African cultures.

But a new star is taking the limelight, Nancy Agag who represents new age music in Sudan:

Huda Arabi is one of the newer artists in the music scene

 

[Libaaxseendheer]

That's a very traditional rhythm, it's popular in the countryside


The dances and culture aren't Arab. Only thing Sudan adopted from Arabic was language and religion. If anything Arabs adopted aspects of Sudanese culture like henna, eye-makeup, clothing, certain gold jewelery, etc.


Huda Arabi is one of the newer artists in the music scene

Really?

 

[Asaana]

Really?

Yes, since Pharaonic times these clothing and dances existed but people give credit to Arabsss

 

[Libaaxseendheer]

Yes, since Pharaonic times these clothing and dances existed but people give credit to Arabsss

Although the lyre was used by ancient egypt, it was also used by ancient people of the middleast in general. And henna was also in general use in the middle east as well.

The thawb is exclusive to the arabian coast of the red sea where the kilt was popular on the pharaonic coast

 

[Asaana]

Although the lyre was used by ancient egypt, it was also used by ancient people of the middleast in general. And henna was also in general use in the middle east as well.
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The thawb is exclusive to the arabian coast of the red sea where the kilt was popular on the pharaonic coast

Ofc it t was used in the ME but the origin of henna is the border region of Sudan and Egypt. Ideas spread.

The male thawb could've originated on either side of the red sea but the female one (which inspired many Asian and African attires, including Somalia) originated in Sudan.

 

[Cauli]

That's a very traditional rhythm, it's popular in the countryside


The dances and culture aren't Arab. Only thing Sudan adopted from Arabic was language and religion. If anything Arabs adopted aspects of Sudanese culture like henna, eye-makeup, clothing, certain gold jewelery, etc.


Huda Arabi is one of the newer artists in the music scene

@Asaana

Are you Arab or Somali who was raised in the Arab countries?

 

[roble]

Its true that the vast majority are arabised nubians,but, speak for yourself because I am a banu hashim ahlu bayt

isaq, isak ,isxaaq= jewish name.

bin hashim= arab name.

isaq bin hashim= arab + jewish

and the confusion continues for some.

 

[roble]

That's a very traditional rhythm, it's popular in the countryside


The dances and culture aren't Arab. Only thing Sudan adopted from Arabic was language and religion. If anything Arabs adopted aspects of Sudanese culture like henna, eye-makeup, clothing, certain gold jewelery, etc.

.

sudan is totally an arabic country in every aspect but they black thou. Arabised,, the longest transformation any african country went thru, and thats cos of egypt near by.