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I posted a Sally Nyolo song to this blog years ago. The title of the song was ‘Shana’. This is ‘Tam Tam’, the song that made her known in Cameroon back when we weren’t even teenagers. It’s folky, it’s bikutsi, it’s Ewondo, it’s black, it’s Cameroon and it’s awesome.
Passez un très bon début de semaine!
Taty Eyong est une jeune chanteuse Camerounaise de Bikutsi, Afro-jazz et de world music. She happens to have gone to one of the same schools I attended as well and that’s a fun fact. She released her first single “C mon comme ça” last year (2017) and although it is her most successful jam, I actually like this one better. It is named “ME MANÈ” and is performed in Ewondo I believe and seems to be about hope. C’est une belle chanson et elle apporte un certain sentiment de paix intérieure aussi. Salut!
Happy new year ! Bonne année ! Felice anno ! Mbembe mbu! 2018
This is K-Tino in “Mod Ane Abé” which is Ewondo for ‘Human Beings are heartless” or something along that line. K-Tino used to be the Queen of raunchy Ewondo lyrics in the Bikutsi genre in Cameroon. She no longer releases anything so explicit but her music hasn’t been the same! It used to be exquisite when the lyrics were ridiculous. Her band was just always on top and on point.
This is Bikutsi that will take you straight to the village and dance around a big fire, as long as you bump it with really high volume and feel the bass! X-mas D-day -4, which means 4 more songs!
A plus!
The Fruit of the Spirit (EWONDO: Bible NT)
The Fruit of the Spirit (EWONDO: Bible NT)
EWONDO: Bible NT Galatians (Galati) 5:22-23 22 Bibuma bi nsisim binë na: ediṅ, mintag, mvoè, fin, abëṅ-nnëm, afu-nnëm, ṅyëbë, 23 evovoe, aban nnëm. Mvende ziṅ yaluman ki ai e kan nyi.
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I couldn’t find a proper audio file for this song titled ‘Etam’ sung by Cameroonian Bikutsi folk group Macase. Therefore I went along with the video, which is pretty old (late 90′s-early 2000′s). What I’ll tell you is that they are a band that formed in a Yaounde cabaret and released their first album in 1999, and went on to win the “Prix Découverte RFI’ in 2001, among many other awards. The group/band has had many mutations to date, with singers and musicians leaving, and others joining, but they’ve remained faithful to their sound. This happens to be a pretty good one. It’s sung in Ewondo I believe et c’est une jolie chanson dans un rithme local et ravissant!
The Armor of God (EWONDO: Bible NT)
The Armor of God (EWONDO: Bible NT)
EWONDO: Bible NT
Ephesians (Efesi) 6:10-18
10 Mëngakë luu nkòbò na, boan ngul abë Nti ai awonòṅ ya ngul dzie.
11 Bòdan bikpëlë bi Zamba asu yë na mibi ngul ya abò nkanga a mëlam më Satan.
12 Amu esëki ndum awu, enë ndum ya mialuman ai bidzoe, ai mingungul, ai bëdzoe bë e si dibi nyi, ai bëbe minsisim ya yob.
13Asu te, nòṅan bikpëlë bi Zamba asu yë na mibi ngul ya alaṅan a mbë amos, abog te, eyòṅ…
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The Armor of God (EWONDO: Bible NT)
The Armor of God (EWONDO: Bible NT)
EWONDO: Bible NT Ephesians (Efesi) 6:10-18 10 Mëngakë luu nkòbò na, boan ngul abë Nti ai awonòṅ ya ngul dzie. 11 Bòdan bikpëlë bi Zamba asu yë na mibi ngul ya abò nkanga a mëlam më Satan. 12 Amu esëki ndum awu, enë ndum ya mialuman ai bidzoe, ai mingungul, ai bëdzoe bë e si dibi nyi, ai bëbe minsisim ya yob. 13 Asu te, nòṅan bikpëlë bi Zamba asu yë na mibi ngul ya alaṅan a mbë amos, abog te, eyòṅ…
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