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A picture of the Somali delegation from the Northern Frontier District (NFD) showcasing a portrait of first Somali President Aden Adde on their arrival in London in 1962. They were signaling their intention not to remain as part of Kenya, but to join Somalia.
From right: C/xaliim AUN, C/raxmaan Saalax, Maxamed Cali Saalax ( Xaange ) AUN, C/laahi Maxamed Sheekh,Abshir Maxamed Aadan iyo Ilyaas Cawaale Ducaale at @RadioMuqdisho in 1980s.
„Gubtaye‘ waxaan uga socdaa geerida waa loo dhashaa gunnimana wa laga dhinta“
Dur-Dur Band was a prominent musical group from Mogadishu, Somalia, formed in the 1980s. Renowned as one of the leading acts in the city's vibrant disco scene, their distinctive sound blended traditional Somali poetry and vocal styles with influences from funk, soul, and disco.
Waaberi Band , the legendary sound of Somali. A voice of a nation, blending tradition, resistance, and rhythm. Golden voices. Timeless melodies. #Somali
Waa Macallimiin haween ah, oo wiilal ardey ah wax baraya in 1970s. Credit: Warsame Yassin Cisman.
Hassan Aden Samatar isn’t just a Somali music legend. He’s a whole era. His voice, lyrics, and style still move hearts today. 'Tii kali ahay dee , Qurux lagu tilmaamaay'
Heestii ''Qabrigii Jacayl-ka'' Saynab Cige Maxamed was a beloved Somali singer, known for her beautiful and emotional voice. She is considered part of the classic Qaraami music tradition — a genre of Somali music known for its poetic lyrics and deep emotional themes.
Remembering Khadra Dahir Cige (1957–2022) the voice of a generation. Over 2,500 songs. Decades of cultural legacy. A true Somali icon. „ Saw taan geesi kaa dhigay „