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King Ayisoba was on tour in Europe in June, July 2013 togerther with his band and Zea. In Strasbourg France they played in a art gallery on a monday evening for a nice crowd who were willing to learn some Fra Fra, the local language of King Ayisoba, who hails from the North East Region of Ghana, Africa.
The Story of the Life and Times of Jesus Christ (Son of God).
According to the Gospel of Luke.
(Ghana, Burkina Faso) Gurenne / Farefare / Frafra / Gurene / Gurune / Nankani / Ninkare Language.
God Bless You All.
- published: 09 Nov 2013
- views: 1171
This is: Good News Frafra: Nankam People/Language Movie Trailer c80241 [c80241t]
Other names for this language are: Gurenne: Naani; Naani; Nankam; Nankani; Nankanse
This language is spoken in: Burkina Faso; Ghana
This language is spoken by: Gurunsi; Nabra; Nabra Nabt; Nabt; Talega; Talega Talni; Talni
This movie concerns: movie movies video videos music song songs mp3 God Allah Jesus Christ real exist exists early life crucifixion tomb Bible Christian Christians church gospel injil hope help life Global Recordings Network language free world language movies man men woman women
For more information on this program see http://globalrecordings.net/program/c80241
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- published: 22 Mar 2012
- views: 873
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s.
Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola has taken a dynamic instrument used by traditional healers and herbalists to sing to god in search of advice and taken it to futuristic heights.
CD/LP/MP3: http://bit.ly/14vKzoj
iTunes: http://bit.ly/1cT5vsy
Awesome Tapes From Africa
http://awesometapes.com
- published: 19 Oct 2013
- views: 5260
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s.
Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola has taken a dynamic instrument used by traditional healers and herbalists to sing to god in search of advice and taken it to futuristic heights.
CD/LP/MP3: http://bit.ly/14vKzoj
iTunes: http://bit.ly/1cT5vsy
Awesome Tapes From Africa
http://awesometapes.com
- published: 20 Oct 2013
- views: 11200
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s.
Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola has taken a dynamic instrument used by traditional healers and herbalists to sing to god in search of advice and taken it to futuristic heights.
CD/LP/MP3: http://bit.ly/14vKzoj
iTunes: http://bit.ly/1cT5vsy
Awesome Tapes From Africa
http://awesometapes.com
- published: 12 Apr 2016
- views: 579
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s.
Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola has taken a dynamic instrument used by traditional healers and herbalists to sing to god in search of advice and taken it to futuristic heights.
CD/LP/MP3: http://bit.ly/14vKzoj
iTunes: http://bit.ly/1cT5vsy
Awesome Tapes From Africa
http://awesometapes.com
- published: 01 Apr 2016
- views: 452
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s.
Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola has taken a dynamic instrument used by traditional healers and herbalists to sing to god in search of advice and taken it to futuristic heights.
CD/LP/MP3: http://bit.ly/14vKzoj
iTunes: http://bit.ly/1cT5vsy
Awesome Tapes From Africa
http://awesometapes.com
- published: 01 Apr 2016
- views: 339
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s.
Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola has taken a dynamic instrument used by traditional healers and herbalists to sing to god in search of advice and taken it to futuristic heights.
CD/LP/MP3: http://bit.ly/14vKzoj
iTunes: http://bit.ly/1cT5vsy
Awesome Tapes From Africa
http://awesometapes.com
- published: 01 Apr 2016
- views: 415
Makatamena is a gospel song in frafra ( a Ghanaian language) by Elvis Nso-Yine. It literally mean "I am noting" without God.
- published: 13 Dec 2013
- views: 881
Frafra or Farefare, also known as Gurenɛ, is the language of the Frafra people of northern Ghana, particularly the Upper East Region, and southern Burkina Faso. It is a national language of Ghana, and is closely related to Mossi, AKA Moré, the national language of Burkina Faso.
Frafra consists of five principal dialects, Gurenɛ (also written Gudenne, Gurenne, Gudeni, Zuadeni), Nankani (Naani, Nankanse, Ninkare), Nabt (Nabit, Nabde, Nabte, Nabdam, Nabdug, Nabrug, Nabnam, Namnam), Talni (Talensi, Talene), and Booni.
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0:56King Ayisoba teaching FraFra in Strasbourg, France
King Ayisoba teaching FraFra in Strasbourg, FranceKing Ayisoba teaching FraFra in Strasbourg, France
King Ayisoba was on tour in Europe in June, July 2013 togerther with his band and Zea. In Strasbourg France they played in a art gallery on a monday evening for a nice crowd who were willing to learn some Fra Fra, the local language of King Ayisoba, who hails from the North East Region of Ghana, Africa. -
121:45The Jesus Film - Gurenne / Farefare / Frafra / Gurene / Gurune / Nankani / Ninkare Language
The Jesus Film - Gurenne / Farefare / Frafra / Gurene / Gurune / Nankani / Ninkare LanguageThe Jesus Film - Gurenne / Farefare / Frafra / Gurene / Gurune / Nankani / Ninkare Language
The Story of the Life and Times of Jesus Christ (Son of God). According to the Gospel of Luke. (Ghana, Burkina Faso) Gurenne / Farefare / Frafra / Gurene / Gurune / Nankani / Ninkare Language. God Bless You All. -
8:32Good News Frafra: Nankam People/Language Movie Trailer
Good News Frafra: Nankam People/Language Movie TrailerGood News Frafra: Nankam People/Language Movie Trailer
This is: Good News Frafra: Nankam People/Language Movie Trailer c80241 [c80241t] Other names for this language are: Gurenne: Naani; Naani; Nankam; Nankani; Nankanse This language is spoken in: Burkina Faso; Ghana This language is spoken by: Gurunsi; Nabra; Nabra Nabt; Nabt; Talega; Talega Talni; Talni This movie concerns: movie movies video videos music song songs mp3 God Allah Jesus Christ real exist exists early life crucifixion tomb Bible Christian Christians church gospel injil hope help life Global Recordings Network language free world language movies man men woman women For more information on this program see http://globalrecordings.net/program/c80241 .......... -
7:25Bola - Makamiba (Frafra music from Ghana, Awesome Tapes From Africa))
Bola - Makamiba (Frafra music from Ghana, Awesome Tapes From Africa))Bola - Makamiba (Frafra music from Ghana, Awesome Tapes From Africa))
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002) Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s. Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola has taken a dynamic instrument used by traditional healers and herbalists to sing to god in search of advice and taken it to futuristic heights. CD/LP/MP3: http://bit.ly/14vKzoj iTunes: http://bit.ly/1cT5vsy Awesome Tapes From Africa http://awesometapes.com -
6:38Bola - Burilbunbol Suma (Frafra music from Ghana, Awesome Tapes From Africa)
Bola - Burilbunbol Suma (Frafra music from Ghana, Awesome Tapes From Africa)Bola - Burilbunbol Suma (Frafra music from Ghana, Awesome Tapes From Africa)
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002) Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s. Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola has taken a dynamic instrument used by traditional healers and herbalists to sing to god in search of advice and taken it to futuristic heights. CD/LP/MP3: http://bit.ly/14vKzoj iTunes: http://bit.ly/1cT5vsy Awesome Tapes From Africa http://awesometapes.com -
6:24Bola —Hoyenbesa Nini
Bola —Hoyenbesa NiniBola —Hoyenbesa Nini
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002) Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s. Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola has taken a dynamic instrument used by traditional healers and herbalists to sing to god in search of advice and taken it to futuristic heights. CD/LP/MP3: http://bit.ly/14vKzoj iTunes: http://bit.ly/1cT5vsy Awesome Tapes From Africa http://awesometapes.com -
6:34Bola — Tivona Vonbubo
Bola — Tivona VonbuboBola — Tivona Vonbubo
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002) Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s. Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola has taken a dynamic instrument used by traditional healers and herbalists to sing to god in search of advice and taken it to futuristic heights. CD/LP/MP3: http://bit.ly/14vKzoj iTunes: http://bit.ly/1cT5vsy Awesome Tapes From Africa http://awesometapes.com -
6:56Bola — Yine Mmema
Bola — Yine MmemaBola — Yine Mmema
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002) Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s. Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola has taken a dynamic instrument used by traditional healers and herbalists to sing to god in search of advice and taken it to futuristic heights. CD/LP/MP3: http://bit.ly/14vKzoj iTunes: http://bit.ly/1cT5vsy Awesome Tapes From Africa http://awesometapes.com -
6:56Bola — Yine Ntaripaga
Bola — Yine NtaripagaBola — Yine Ntaripaga
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002) Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s. Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola has taken a dynamic instrument used by traditional healers and herbalists to sing to god in search of advice and taken it to futuristic heights. CD/LP/MP3: http://bit.ly/14vKzoj iTunes: http://bit.ly/1cT5vsy Awesome Tapes From Africa http://awesometapes.com -
2:22MAKATAMENA- Elvis Nso-Yine
MAKATAMENA- Elvis Nso-YineMAKATAMENA- Elvis Nso-Yine
Makatamena is a gospel song in frafra ( a Ghanaian language) by Elvis Nso-Yine. It literally mean "I am noting" without God.
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King Ayisoba teaching FraFra in Strasbourg, France
King Ayisoba was on tour in Europe in June, July 2013 togerther with his band and Zea. In Strasbourg France they played in a art gallery on a monday evening for a nice crowd who were willing to learn some Fra Fra, the local language of King Ayisoba, who hails from the North East Region of Ghana, Africa. -
The Jesus Film - Gurenne / Farefare / Frafra / Gurene / Gurune / Nankani / Ninkare Language
The Story of the Life and Times of Jesus Christ (Son of God). According to the Gospel of Luke. (Ghana, Burkina Faso) Gurenne / Farefare / Frafra / Gurene / Gurune / Nankani / Ninkare Language. God Bless You All. -
Good News Frafra: Nankam People/Language Movie Trailer
This is: Good News Frafra: Nankam People/Language Movie Trailer c80241 [c80241t] Other names for this language are: Gurenne: Naani; Naani; Nankam; Nankani; Nankanse This language is spoken in: Burkina Faso; Ghana This language is spoken by: Gurunsi; Nabra; Nabra Nabt; Nabt; Talega; Talega Talni; Talni This movie concerns: movie movies video videos music song songs mp3 God Allah Jesus Christ real exist exists early life crucifixion tomb Bible Christian Christians church gospel injil hope help life Global Recordings Network language free world language movies man men woman women For more information on this program see http://globalrecordings.net/program/c80241 .......... -
Bola - Makamiba (Frafra music from Ghana, Awesome Tapes From Africa))
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002) Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s. Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola has... -
Bola - Burilbunbol Suma (Frafra music from Ghana, Awesome Tapes From Africa)
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002) Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s. Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola ha... -
Bola —Hoyenbesa Nini
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002) Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s. Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola ha... -
Bola — Tivona Vonbubo
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002) Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s. Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola ha... -
Bola — Yine Mmema
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002) Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s. Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola ha... -
Bola — Yine Ntaripaga
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002) Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s. Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola ha... -
MAKATAMENA- Elvis Nso-Yine
Makatamena is a gospel song in frafra ( a Ghanaian language) by Elvis Nso-Yine. It literally mean "I am noting" without God.
King Ayisoba teaching FraFra in Strasbourg, France
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- Duration: 0:56
- Updated: 30 Aug 2013
- views: 1326
King Ayisoba was on tour in Europe in June, July 2013 togerther with his band and Zea. In Strasbourg France they played in a art gallery on a monday evening for...
King Ayisoba was on tour in Europe in June, July 2013 togerther with his band and Zea. In Strasbourg France they played in a art gallery on a monday evening for a nice crowd who were willing to learn some Fra Fra, the local language of King Ayisoba, who hails from the North East Region of Ghana, Africa.
wn.com/King Ayisoba Teaching Frafra In Strasbourg, France
King Ayisoba was on tour in Europe in June, July 2013 togerther with his band and Zea. In Strasbourg France they played in a art gallery on a monday evening for a nice crowd who were willing to learn some Fra Fra, the local language of King Ayisoba, who hails from the North East Region of Ghana, Africa.
- published: 30 Aug 2013
- views: 1326
The Jesus Film - Gurenne / Farefare / Frafra / Gurene / Gurune / Nankani / Ninkare Language
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 121:45
- Updated: 09 Nov 2013
- views: 1171
The Story of the Life and Times of Jesus Christ (Son of God).
According to the Gospel of Luke.
(Ghana, Burkina Faso) Gurenne / Farefare / Frafra / Gurene / Guru...
The Story of the Life and Times of Jesus Christ (Son of God).
According to the Gospel of Luke.
(Ghana, Burkina Faso) Gurenne / Farefare / Frafra / Gurene / Gurune / Nankani / Ninkare Language.
God Bless You All.
wn.com/The Jesus Film Gurenne Farefare Frafra Gurene Gurune Nankani Ninkare Language
The Story of the Life and Times of Jesus Christ (Son of God).
According to the Gospel of Luke.
(Ghana, Burkina Faso) Gurenne / Farefare / Frafra / Gurene / Gurune / Nankani / Ninkare Language.
God Bless You All.
- published: 09 Nov 2013
- views: 1171
Good News Frafra: Nankam People/Language Movie Trailer
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:32
- Updated: 22 Mar 2012
- views: 873
This is: Good News Frafra: Nankam People/Language Movie Trailer c80241 [c80241t]
Other names for this language are: Gurenne: Naani; Naani; Nankam; Nankani; N...
This is: Good News Frafra: Nankam People/Language Movie Trailer c80241 [c80241t]
Other names for this language are: Gurenne: Naani; Naani; Nankam; Nankani; Nankanse
This language is spoken in: Burkina Faso; Ghana
This language is spoken by: Gurunsi; Nabra; Nabra Nabt; Nabt; Talega; Talega Talni; Talni
This movie concerns: movie movies video videos music song songs mp3 God Allah Jesus Christ real exist exists early life crucifixion tomb Bible Christian Christians church gospel injil hope help life Global Recordings Network language free world language movies man men woman women
For more information on this program see http://globalrecordings.net/program/c80241
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wn.com/Good News Frafra Nankam People Language Movie Trailer
This is: Good News Frafra: Nankam People/Language Movie Trailer c80241 [c80241t]
Other names for this language are: Gurenne: Naani; Naani; Nankam; Nankani; Nankanse
This language is spoken in: Burkina Faso; Ghana
This language is spoken by: Gurunsi; Nabra; Nabra Nabt; Nabt; Talega; Talega Talni; Talni
This movie concerns: movie movies video videos music song songs mp3 God Allah Jesus Christ real exist exists early life crucifixion tomb Bible Christian Christians church gospel injil hope help life Global Recordings Network language free world language movies man men woman women
For more information on this program see http://globalrecordings.net/program/c80241
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- published: 22 Mar 2012
- views: 873
Bola - Makamiba (Frafra music from Ghana, Awesome Tapes From Africa))
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:25
- Updated: 19 Oct 2013
- views: 5260
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold ...
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s.
Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola has taken a dynamic instrument used by traditional healers and herbalists to sing to god in search of advice and taken it to futuristic heights.
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Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s.
Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola has taken a dynamic instrument used by traditional healers and herbalists to sing to god in search of advice and taken it to futuristic heights.
CD/LP/MP3: http://bit.ly/14vKzoj
iTunes: http://bit.ly/1cT5vsy
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- published: 19 Oct 2013
- views: 5260
Bola - Burilbunbol Suma (Frafra music from Ghana, Awesome Tapes From Africa)
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- Duration: 6:38
- Updated: 20 Oct 2013
- views: 11200
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold...
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s.
Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola has taken a dynamic instrument used by traditional healers and herbalists to sing to god in search of advice and taken it to futuristic heights.
CD/LP/MP3: http://bit.ly/14vKzoj
iTunes: http://bit.ly/1cT5vsy
Awesome Tapes From Africa
http://awesometapes.com
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Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s.
Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola has taken a dynamic instrument used by traditional healers and herbalists to sing to god in search of advice and taken it to futuristic heights.
CD/LP/MP3: http://bit.ly/14vKzoj
iTunes: http://bit.ly/1cT5vsy
Awesome Tapes From Africa
http://awesometapes.com
- published: 20 Oct 2013
- views: 11200
Bola —Hoyenbesa Nini
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:24
- Updated: 12 Apr 2016
- views: 579
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold...
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s.
Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola has taken a dynamic instrument used by traditional healers and herbalists to sing to god in search of advice and taken it to futuristic heights.
CD/LP/MP3: http://bit.ly/14vKzoj
iTunes: http://bit.ly/1cT5vsy
Awesome Tapes From Africa
http://awesometapes.com
wn.com/Bola —Hoyenbesa Nini
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s.
Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola has taken a dynamic instrument used by traditional healers and herbalists to sing to god in search of advice and taken it to futuristic heights.
CD/LP/MP3: http://bit.ly/14vKzoj
iTunes: http://bit.ly/1cT5vsy
Awesome Tapes From Africa
http://awesometapes.com
- published: 12 Apr 2016
- views: 579
Bola — Tivona Vonbubo
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:34
- Updated: 01 Apr 2016
- views: 452
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold...
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s.
Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola has taken a dynamic instrument used by traditional healers and herbalists to sing to god in search of advice and taken it to futuristic heights.
CD/LP/MP3: http://bit.ly/14vKzoj
iTunes: http://bit.ly/1cT5vsy
Awesome Tapes From Africa
http://awesometapes.com
wn.com/Bola — Tivona Vonbubo
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s.
Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola has taken a dynamic instrument used by traditional healers and herbalists to sing to god in search of advice and taken it to futuristic heights.
CD/LP/MP3: http://bit.ly/14vKzoj
iTunes: http://bit.ly/1cT5vsy
Awesome Tapes From Africa
http://awesometapes.com
- published: 01 Apr 2016
- views: 452
Bola — Yine Mmema
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:56
- Updated: 01 Apr 2016
- views: 339
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold...
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s.
Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola has taken a dynamic instrument used by traditional healers and herbalists to sing to god in search of advice and taken it to futuristic heights.
CD/LP/MP3: http://bit.ly/14vKzoj
iTunes: http://bit.ly/1cT5vsy
Awesome Tapes From Africa
http://awesometapes.com
wn.com/Bola — Yine Mmema
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s.
Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola has taken a dynamic instrument used by traditional healers and herbalists to sing to god in search of advice and taken it to futuristic heights.
CD/LP/MP3: http://bit.ly/14vKzoj
iTunes: http://bit.ly/1cT5vsy
Awesome Tapes From Africa
http://awesometapes.com
- published: 01 Apr 2016
- views: 339
Bola — Yine Ntaripaga
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:56
- Updated: 01 Apr 2016
- views: 415
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold...
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s.
Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola has taken a dynamic instrument used by traditional healers and herbalists to sing to god in search of advice and taken it to futuristic heights.
CD/LP/MP3: http://bit.ly/14vKzoj
iTunes: http://bit.ly/1cT5vsy
Awesome Tapes From Africa
http://awesometapes.com
wn.com/Bola — Yine Ntaripaga
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often heard by ears outside the remote Upper East Region of Ghana. His bold fury stems from the kologo—a two-stringed lute with a calabash gourd resonator—and Frafra-language vocals, emitted in raspy bursts. This is some of the most distinct and dynamic music to come out of Ghana since the emergence of hiplife music in the mid-90s.
Volume 7, which came out in 2008, is just one entry in a brilliant series of recordings Bola has released on CD and cassette. Although he employs a traditional instrument and the age-old mode of griot story-telling, Bola embraces elements of modern mainstream Ghanaian music—drum machines, synths, bone-shaking bass. Inspired by pioneering kologo greats like King Ayisoba, Bola has taken a dynamic instrument used by traditional healers and herbalists to sing to god in search of advice and taken it to futuristic heights.
CD/LP/MP3: http://bit.ly/14vKzoj
iTunes: http://bit.ly/1cT5vsy
Awesome Tapes From Africa
http://awesometapes.com
- published: 01 Apr 2016
- views: 415
MAKATAMENA- Elvis Nso-Yine
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- Duration: 2:22
- Updated: 13 Dec 2013
- views: 881
Makatamena is a gospel song in frafra ( a Ghanaian language) by Elvis Nso-Yine. It literally mean "I am noting" without God.
Makatamena is a gospel song in frafra ( a Ghanaian language) by Elvis Nso-Yine. It literally mean "I am noting" without God.
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Makatamena is a gospel song in frafra ( a Ghanaian language) by Elvis Nso-Yine. It literally mean "I am noting" without God.
- published: 13 Dec 2013
- views: 881
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King Ayisoba teaching FraFra in Strasbourg, France
King Ayisoba was on tour in Europe in June, July 2013 togerther with his band and Zea. In ...
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King Ayisoba teaching FraFra in Strasbourg, France
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The Jesus Film - Gurenne / Farefare / Frafra / Gurene / Gurune / Nankani / Ninkare Language
The Story of the Life and Times of Jesus Christ (Son of God).
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Good News Frafra: Nankam People/Language Movie Trailer
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Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
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Bola - Burilbunbol Suma (Frafra music from Ghana, Awesome Tapes From Africa)
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
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Bola —Hoyenbesa Nini
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
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Bola —Hoyenbesa Nini
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Bola — Tivona Vonbubo
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often...
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Bola — Yine Mmema
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
Bola's music melds sheer force of spirit with a sound not often...
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Bola — Yine Ntaripaga
Bola "Volume 7" (ATFA002)
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Bola — Yine Ntaripaga
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MAKATAMENA- Elvis Nso-Yine
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Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. The same day Secret Service agents shielded presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump from more rowdy protesters rushing a campaign stage in Cleveland, Ohio, on SiriusXM’s The Glenn Beck Show novelist and thrill writer Brad Thor declared Trump was not only a “danger to America,” but suggested a terrible and violent scenario might have to emerge if he were to ever become president ... ....
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Elephant Man 'should be given burial'
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Researchers call for Joseph Merrick, known as the Elephant Man, to be given a Christian burial in his home city of Leicester ... ....
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New finds show how 'Hobbits' of Indonesia became so small
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(CNN)More than a decade after scientists found fossil evidence of a tiny race of humans -- nicknamed the "Hobbits" -- on the Indonesian island of Flores, we now know how they became so small. A partial lower jaw and six teeth, belonging to at least one adult and two children and dating to around 700,000 years ago, show how the Hobbits' regular-sized ancestors "rapidly" shrank to around 3.2 feet (one meter) high ... Hobbiton. Read More ... ....
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Nazi Code-Breaking Machine Found On EBay For Only $14
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The device consisted of two main components. a Lorenz SZ42 cipher machine, into which German officials would feed messages in plain German. Using a mechanism consisting of 12 wheels, the cipher would then encrypt the message, making it unintelligible to anyone who intercepted it – unless they happened to possess a Lorenz teleprinter....
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15 Complete course in cloth weaving
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Since the year 2000, the WOM and its partners have on the average trained 10 vulnerable women every year to acquire skills in cloth weaving to produce the type of material used to sew smocks, known in the Frafra language as "mortan". Graduation ... Bold step ... Beneficiary ... She said they would work hard to justify the huge investment made in them and also support other vulnerable women in their respective communities. ....
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