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Amharic Music on Eri-TV. One thing I recognized during my time in Eritrea is just how much Eritrean people love Amharic music. I went in 2015 prior to the softening of the political relations between the two countries, but it was evident there was never any love lost.
An hour and a half of Yemane Barya. Musical therapy.
Ruhus be’al hadish amet’n Kidus Yohannes’n nKulatkum mis beytesebkum.
Bringing to you live some of Eritrea’s talents including the legendary Helen Pawlos and Gebrelul Afewerki, and more Eritrean artists in Sweden.
I think we can all agree that Elsa Kidane is Eritrea’s Beyoncé. Beautiful, talented, AND timeless. Fiqri Felema is perhaps one of her greatest hits of all time my personal fave.
nice throwback for a 3 day weekend Sunday night. Happy Sunday.
When I think of Wata legends Abera Beyene most definitely comes to mind. Closing out the night with one of his hits. Bruk Leyti!
Ashenda is celebrated among Eritrean and Ethiopian Tigrinya women. Again, this year the celebrations likely looked very different but the joyful sentiment remains the same. We are also approaching Hadish Amet/Kidus Yohannes!
Obviously the celebrations likely looked very different in Asmara this year. Throwing it back to Sept. 2019, a simpler time with lively, less socially distant celebrations.
A stroll down memory lane. Bahti Meskerem celebration in 1992. Bahti Meskerem is the commemoration of Sept. 1st which marks the beginning of the Eritrean War for Independence in 1961. 30 years later, Eritrea would gain rightful independence.
This year has been unusual in every sense of the word. More regular content coming. What would you all like to see?
Aqabatreley - Eden Kesete
Fun new love song for the end of summer/cuffing season 💓
The full sibrit VHS was uploaded to YouTube! Memories 💓 happy watching!
Old school Dashim Mesgina. Happy Sunday!
May-September are traditionally wedding months in the West, and unfortunately another loss due to Covid-19 is weddings every weekend for months. For now, enjoy this beautiful Tigrinya/Bilen fusion wedding and Henok Nago’s voice from a previous wedding in ATL. Bedroom shin shims are in order.
Wedi Sheik & Dawit Shilan songs for Eritrean martyrs.
In honor and loving memory of our martyrs. Those from the Eritrean War for Independence and the Border War of the late 90s/early 2000s.