Je suis nigérien, et je parle bien koroboro, une langue parlé aussi au Mali, mais quand Oumou sangare chante en malinke ou bambara jais dès frissons Allahou akbar. Tellement que sa pénètre mon esprit.. longue vie a toi La maman.
Je t'aime maman oumou , je ne peux pas faire un jour sans écouter tes sons car ça me donne le courage de vivre y'a tellement de conseils tu dis le vrai dans tes chansons🇨🇮 💓💓💖
I have been listening to your music since when I was 10 yrs now am 33 and am still loving your tone and music am in Nigeria Lagos ikorodu am a Yoruba guy..and I always play your songs because its makes me happy when am sad. How I wish I can understand the meaning and speak your language fluently....I love you oumo sangaree.,..
Here is a translation of what Oumou is saying. She is satirizing polygamous men who discriminate between their wives: one is favourite while the others are treated as slaves. Oumou calls to men to be fair in their treatment of women.
How I wish the world can be so safe and easy to travel with no stress and you meet your best artist and also dance to the lyrics of goods songs like that of oumo and other African artists... God bless Africa
ONE OF MY FAVOURATE SONG BY THE LIVING LEGEND AT THE SAME TIME MY WIFE🤪🥰 HAJIA OUMUO SANGARE💯IT REMINDS ME THE IMPORTANT OF AN RESPONSBLE WOMEN, ESPECIALLY OUR MOTHERS❤❤❤💯🙏🙏🙏.
Vraiment oumou sangare je tador malgre je ne comprent pas la langue je suis peulh du senegale un je jour viendrai au mali pour te voir çi dieux le veut ichallah