Somali Karaoke

[Buuxo]

Although we all do some form of Karoake. Singing-along to somali heeso would be fun. I think Somali music would be perfect for Karoake .

 

Is there such out there?

[Che -Guevara]

I don't think so. Does this mean you sing well?

[BOB]

You ought to be reported to Al Shabab ASAP.

 

 

Would you believe If I told you there's no single Somali song that I know from beginning to end..not one single song?

 

 

I was once expelled from school after I told the teacher that I didn't know a song...she thought I was making fun of her...wax waalan.

 

 

PS. Salam Abdinasir.

 

 

Peace, Love & Unity.

[Che -Guevara]

^Buuxo has a lot of friends within Shabaab ranks.Bal adiga uun yee kuusoo dirin.

 

Wa/Calaykum Salaam Bob

[BOB]

Buuxo is kindhearted...she will never do that to me...I'm sure of that.

 

 

Peace, Love & Unity.

[Cawaale]

I find most of the so called singers as Karaoke singers.

[Geel_jire]

I work with a team of about 10 guys. 7 of whom are philipinos ... I thought the karaoke thing was a stereotype but im here to report it is worse than you think.

 

they have competitions in the office on slow days .. they have extensive collections of karaoke CD's .. i've never heard of karaoke before i met these guys

[Buuxo]

^haha@Singing in the office.They take it very serious.

 

Che,so- so.Maybe I'll compile Karoake CD's.Would you be game,if it came to a maqaaxi near you ?

 

Bob,dhalinta waxeey noqodeen wax la'isku xuux-xiyo

 

Karaoke wuxuu ku fican-yahay the lyrics are all there,meesha ka aqri lee.Anyone can find a song they can sing well.

[Archdemos]

sorry folks don't mean to hijack this thread, but can anyone explain to me why i can't seem to understand the meaning of Somali songs. this is strange as i'm told my Somali is formal and clearly understandable. So i can speak the language and can comuunicate fluently in everyday use. But when it comes to Somali songs they may aswell be speaking Hebrew.

 

I'm terribly confused

[Che -Guevara]

Buuxo...I will but I do duos

 

Geeljire....Remind me of

indhayar koroake is always funny.

[Buuxo]

Che,Good! *Insert* ha burburinin wacadko

 

Arche,you too.I thought it was only me.The heeso are mostly composed from Gabays.They tend to be deep with lots of metaphors and sarbeebs.

[Haatu]

Buuxo me too. I sometimes just mumble the words. 40% of the time I have no clue

[Che -Guevara]

Buuxo...Laa Shimaali heestiisa kan uuku ciyaara but that's Koarake I guess

 

Here go then Buuxo

 

Che

 

waxaad tahay bil dhalatiyo

cadceed soo baxeysoo

biligtii hilaacoo

bidhaantaada weeyaan

tan jacaylka beertee

 

(repeat)

 

 

bidixdiyo waxaan nahay

midigta isu baahdoo

ileen way isu booyaan

hadey midi bukootee

 

(repeat)

 

ha burburinin wacadkoo

haka baqan dhankeygoo

buur igala culusidee

ha baylihin kalgacalkee

 

(repeat)

 

Buuxo

 

waxaad iila bilic tahey

beeraha wajaaloo

intuu roob barqadii heley

baliyada xareedii

togogii burqanayaan

 

(repeat)

 

loona banaan baxo

barbarkiisa caashaqa

mana been furaayoo

waana kula balamayaa

 

(repeat)

 

ha burburinin wacadkoo

haka baqan dhankeygoo

buur igala culusidee

ha baylihin kalgacalkee

 

(repeat)

 

 

Together

 

ha burburinin wacadkoo

haka baqan dhankeygoo

buur igala culusidee

ha baylihin kalgacalkee

 

(repeat)

 

 

I think part of lyrics is missing.

[Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar]

doing a karaoke with his xarfaantiisa Qalanjo.

[Kamaavi]

Originally posted by Archdemos:

sorry folks don't mean to hijack this thread, but can anyone explain to me why i can't seem to understand the meaning of Somali songs. this is strange as i'm told my Somali is formal and clearly understandable. So i can speak the language and can comuunicate fluently in everyday use. But when it comes to Somali songs they may aswell be speaking Hebrew.

 

I'm terribly confused

War gabayaa ayaan kuu haystaye ,,,, sow adigan ciyaalka xafada noqday ...