Sharerro

[SomaliPhilosopher]

Anyone have any idea where to get a Shareero in the united states? Know any one that makes?

 

 

 

 

*Misspelling in title.. meant Shareero

[Wadani]

Is that some sort of an instrument?

[SomaliPhilosopher]

Wadani sxb, yes its an instrument. predominant in southern somalia, indigenous to the somalis.

[SomaliPhilosopher]

it is the kaban of the south

 

 

[Safferz]

Lovely. It's a shame our traditional instruments are being replaced by crappy synthesizer music and autotune.

[Wadani]

Thnks for sharing, had no idea it even existed.

[Nin-Yaaban]

Never even knew it even existed.

[Chimera]

I saw this in the "Somalia in Word and Image" book about Somali art. I prefer this sound to the oud.

[cadnaan1]

Waxaad ka raadisaa magaaloyinka ay ku badanyihiin somali bantu dadkaasi ayaa dhaqan u leh.

[NGONGE]

 

[Alpha Blondy]

Apophis;935704 wrote:

You're not going to hang it from your wall next to the Oud, in a futile attempt to appear urbane and “cultured" or use it as a talking point, are you?

story of my life, ma istidhi?

 

its got to ridiculous levels, inaar. any opportune moment to show of my well-traveled and cultured person.

[Alpha Blondy]

Apophis;935726 wrote:

Like Frasier with his collection of “antique African gods", huh?

even worse.....pathetically attempting to pronounce things in their exact dialects.

[Jacpher]

There is an app for that.

[Alpha Blondy]

Jacpher;935731 wrote:

There is an app for that.

Jacques,

 

you and your apps, ma istidhi?

 

inaar, are you one of those iphone 5 apps sort of person? do you have an app that's in sync with your digestive system and that tells you when your due to do a number 2?

[Jacpher]

I'm big on open source Mr. iNaar. Mine runs on Ubuntu. No iphones for me. I can't tolerate lock down systems. By the way, iphone aren't the only phones apps run on. Sayid Max'ed old boost mobile run some apps too.