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This is a cassette of Dur Dur, a group from Somalia which was very popular in the 1980’s. John at writes about similar experiences. He presents also a lot of more information about Dur Dur in a another. Because of the civil war in Somalia the group had moved to Ethiopia where they published this cassette in the early 1990’s. Laughingbird The Logo Creator Mega Pack V 5.0. As it was the practice at that time the cassette was published by a music shop. In this case it is a shop called Elham Video Electronics. The shop has two branches one in Negele, Borana and one in Addis Ababa.

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The first branch in Negele seems to be the main one. It is located in an area in southern Ethiopia, which is close to the Ogaden, i.e.

The Somali region of Ethiopia. The musicians On the cover there are photos of four members of the group written in Latin and Ethiopic script: Zahra, Muktar, Abdinur and Qomal (or Komal). As with a lot of Somalian musicians and artists it is difficult to obtain mor information about them. Therefor I would be happy for further information and comments about the group, its members and its music. To download the songs check out @ --- Originally published: Back with a reminder of much, much happier days in Somalia, our good friend Sanaag passes on almost 80 minutes worth of music by the legendary Afro-funk band Dur Dur, who were among the most popular groups in Mogadishu back in the '80s. You may remember them from, and. I understand that after the collapse of Somalia in 1991, vocalist Sahra Dawo and other 'newer' members of the group relocated to Columbus, Ohio, USA, where they have a presence on.

Sanaag reports that the other members of the 'old guard' featured here are scattered all over the world, except Muktar 'Idi' Ramadan who unfortunately passed away a few months ago in Saudi Arabia. As usual for Somali recordings of this vintage, the audio quality of these songs is not up to modern standards, but I'm sure you'll agree that their musical and historical qualities more than compensate. Here's what Sanaag has to say about them. These songs are mainly in southern vernacular languages. I hail from about 1100 kms further up North and, though I understand the basics fairly well, I don't have the required baggage to fathom the linguistic and literary subtleties inherent to these dialects.