funny song that I came across lol
Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2012 1:53 am
As I was researching about jewish kingdom of Himyarite, I came across this video which I found very pleasing to the ear.
Now you might ask, Mr Eaglehawk how did you go from searching himayarite to ibro song, well I was looking into shlomo sand claims in his book “The Invention of the Jewish People” in that book shlomo makes case for the Somali tradition of wa la qaramayay (kuul care, galgale, sheeqaal martile hiraab). In that book mr sholomo claims that jews used to proselytize nations into their Jewish faith and by de facto into the jewish identity.
I wanted to use shlomo`s concept as the basis of my search so I started to look into the jewish history of Somalia, namely the yibro. So searching on google about himarite kingdom our good Snet residence james dhall came up on the google search which directed me to somalinet.
In in one of the threads james dhall claims that there were people called ibro..ding ding!
I went from there hence me coming across this peculiar song.
Enjoy
isbaradi somalida ba internetka ku batay, bal cahadkan firiya waxu qoray...tolow what was that lead him to this song
Now you might ask, Mr Eaglehawk how did you go from searching himayarite to ibro song, well I was looking into shlomo sand claims in his book “The Invention of the Jewish People” in that book shlomo makes case for the Somali tradition of wa la qaramayay (kuul care, galgale, sheeqaal martile hiraab). In that book mr sholomo claims that jews used to proselytize nations into their Jewish faith and by de facto into the jewish identity.
I wanted to use shlomo`s concept as the basis of my search so I started to look into the jewish history of Somalia, namely the yibro. So searching on google about himarite kingdom our good Snet residence james dhall came up on the google search which directed me to somalinet.
In in one of the threads james dhall claims that there were people called ibro..ding ding!
I went from there hence me coming across this peculiar song.
Enjoy
isbaradi somalida ba internetka ku batay, bal cahadkan firiya waxu qoray...tolow what was that lead him to this song
Although i donot know the language, i love the sound of it and the music. it sounds alot like the old somali folk. And i really like listening to all his music.
Thank you very much for posting this song!
It really made my day
GBAemulator