Sona Jobarteh - Gainaako

Sona Jobarteh est née et a vécu à Londres, la plus africaine des villes européennes. Elle est issue de l’une de ces familles de griots qui magnifient la kora, cette harpe de 21 cordes venue de l’Afrique de l’Ouest. Son grand-père, Amadou Bansang Jobarteh, un Gambien, est un grand maître de la kora, et Sona Jobarteh est la première femme virtuose de cet instrument. Au cours du concert, Sona parle souvent, et très bien, de la place de la famille dans la société africaine traditionnelle... et elle fait aussi la place à un très jeune talent...

Sona Jobarteh a suivi formation classique au Royal College of Music, où elle a étudié le violoncelle, le piano et le clavecin, puis à la Purcell School of Music pour étudier la composition, avant de jouer dans des orchestres de chambres de renom, tels l’Irish Chamber Orchestra et le Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.

Mais, dans le même temps, elle a creusé et magnifié la culture africaine, pour devenir virtuose de la kora

[ilyasmremi]

I love this lady, her passion for the diversity of traditions and cultures is on a another level. Watching from Kenyan 2023

[hikrose]

Today was a good day. I discovered Sona Jobarteh and her magnificent music.

[ibrahimathiam]

Poulo fier de l'être ❤❤❤ je t'aime SONA depuis le Sénégal 🇸🇳🇸🇳🇸🇳🇸🇳🇸🇳🇸🇳

[بابكرعبداللهآدمابراهيممحمد]

لكي التحية سونا
والتحية لكل شعب الفولان

[abdoulayegassama]

Thank you so much fantastic. From Sénégal ❤🇸🇳🇸🇳🇸🇳

[binamirly]

Thanks for giving tribute and dedicating this track to the Fullanis, all fulanis around the world most importantly in Africa are proud of Allah wadhu barki ema suka debbo....so proud to be a FULANI POULLO DIMÔ.

[mastabah]

Incredible song for all the shepherd all the Fula people Around the Wordl !!!

[_bugu]

Beautiful just everything, the rhythm is very similar to the sound of Sudanese tum tum rhythm

[ibrahimkobi]

She not just a singer, she a fighter, a master, a symbol and a legend. In fact she so deep.

[ALivelyTree]

This is so beautiful visually as well as taking me to a beautiful place with 3:38 sounds. I'm enjoying the calm, creative editing. ❤

[kimarietobe]

I love her music. I feel it I'm my soul although I don't understand what's being said. it's beautiful. as a dancer it's a way of expression. love, love love it! one of the best I've heard in a long time. Peace!

[mohamadoucamara]

I am just so happy To listen this woman, she is incredible, amazing, fantastic, beautiful, great, I am in love ! First time of my life I comment a video in YouTube, and for this Woman, I can do more than that 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[yelekal]

the instrument also resembles masinqo from Ethiopia (similar to the violin sound). Fula people are Ethiopians migrating west

[famszfamsz]

As always beautiful music like herself, thump up SONA, we Gambian are so proud of you

[fulani_natif]

I feel this song as an anthem, proudly Fulani, much love to Sona greetings from Senegal West Africa.

[yimha]

Min mbeltiima heen no feewi Sona Jobarteh

[sabrinasmile]

Thank you, Jahdid, for sharing this wonderful video with us. You've chosen great pics to go with the vid 🥰

[ادريسإبراهيم-كك]

Moi je ne suis pas foulbés mais j'écoute votre langue parce que je suis aventuré

[alexbaldeh]

A jarama madame debbo, pular foof welta niimama Jorbateh...love u always sona

[boubacarbarry]

Midhô wèlltaniii ô nèdhô (sona djobarteh)💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞