It is in Fulani language (Fulfulde) and some other language I do not recognize (reading the commentary though some people say it is in the language Bute, maybe Nayah knows who the Bute are, but I really enjoy the dancing in this song, this is real African culture. What is happening to African culture like this? Why is it disappearing in favour of Western nonsense??


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkcILo7wPjA&

loool Fula brother what's that westerners/african opposition all the time for?
But yes you're right this is a very sweet tune from Northern Cameroon...

Thank you Nayah

Truly. i just put it on loud while i was doing my other work. not bad. not bad at all.

Here is another one my friends:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gl4t7PZ5mqg&

Fulaman198: Here is another one my friends:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gl4t7PZ5mqg&

Thanks Fula..you seem to like Cameroonian culture though

Nayah:
Thanks Fula..you seem to like Cameroonian culture though

Well you do know this part of Cameroon (Adamaoua) was once a part of Nigeria

That said, I think Cameroon took all our best Fulani musicians

Fulaman198:

Well you do know this part of Cameroon (Adamaoua) was once a part of Nigeria

That said, I think Cameroon took all our best Fulani musicians

Not just all of musicians hihihi, they have many things more...

Nayah:
Not just all of musicians hihihi, they have many things more...

You are right my dear

Fulaman198:

You are right my dear

What do you know about Cameroon except their music, Fulanis existence loool

Nayah:
What do you know about Cameroon except their music, Fulanis existence loool

I know a good number of them speak Pidgin, and I know that nowadays you guys play better football than we do

I call Cameroon my 2nd home after Naija

Fulaman198:

I know a good number of them speak Pidgin, and I know that nowadays you guys play better football than we do

I call Cameroon my 2nd home after Naija

As many Nigerian do

I absolutely adore Fulani music.

I can't even describe how pleasant they are to me.

@Fula how do Fulanis view "outsiders"? Like suppose I wanted to know more about the culture in terms of visiting a
predominantly Fulani setting, are they more secretive or inviting?

MsDarkSkin: I absolutely adore Fulani music.

I can't even describe how pleasant they are to me.

Thank you dear, here is one I think you will like :


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GAXhpFEjHFk

Fulaman198:

Thank you dear, here is one I think you will like :


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GAXhpFEjHFk

nayha i'm very disappointed ..those videos/music fulani music are not bad but however in term of music they are at the bottom of cameroon music industry as camroonian nayha you know that

MsDarkSkin: @Fula how do Fulanis view "outsiders"? Like suppose I wanted to know more about the culture in terms of visiting a
predominantly Fulani setting, are they more secretive or inviting?

They are OK with Westerners although many view Westerners as white. Tell them you are from America and all will be well.

Fulaman198:

They are OK with Westerners although many view Westerners as white. Tell them you are from America and all will be well.

Interesting...

I would love to travel with the woodabe

see what nomadic life is like.

..

Out of all the Fulani groups, everyone seems to like the Wodaabe the most, is it because they do not really practice Islam as much as the other Fulani groups and are the most nomadic?

Fulaman198: Out of all the Fulani groups, everyone seems to like the Wodaabe the most, is it because they do not really practice Islam as much as the other Fulani groups and are the most nomadic?

i like all Fulani because they are all the same thing. but at the end of the day, people are looking for the real Fulani, and the Woodab/Bororo stand out because they behave like Fulani. many Fulani try to act arab. .

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