amharic

Aster Aweke-- Hulun Yemitewed

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ETHIOPIAN MUSIC gosaye tesfay

Efrem Alemu Tey Nefsie

Efrem Alemu And Benyam Hussen New Mezmur - ጥሎ የማይጠፋ

Akalu Weldehana New Amharic Mezmur 2015- አቻ የሌለይ

ethiopa song

yetetalewun yemiyanesa

Helen Berhe

Widely Helen Berhe is best known with her single clip Uzaza Allina. As this single clip is a Sudanese (Arabic) beat, the Addis born Ethiopian Helen Berhe is usually believed to be a Sudanese singer.

Recently, with the Ethiopian New Year, Helen Berhe staged out with her new album, known as “Tasfelegnaleh!” (I need you!). In relation with her album, the widely circulated Amharic weakly, “Addis Admass” has conducted a brief interview with her. Here is presented the translation of the interview.

While others could not achieve wide acceptance and acknowledgement with their consecutive albums, Helen simply proved to be the best, with “Uzaza Allina” that usually viewed via television channels, YouTube and promoted her in a brief moment. The clip “Uzaza Allina” composed both in Arabic and Amharic replaced her natural and legal name Helen Berhe. 

This young vocalist now came to the stage with her new album “Tasfelegnaleh”, after a three years tiresome preparation. This new album will be released with the Ethiopian New Year. Addis Admass had conducted a brief interview with the emerging star on this new album and other related issues.


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ephrem alemu

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Monaliza
Hewan Endewaza
Leman Limash
Ayine Hulgize
Birabiro
Gebre Silasie
Abugida
Lijinet Alat
Baygermish
Lela Alawkim
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Abugida

Leman Limash

Emmo Yaa Gurraaleo is a folk song of  Affan Oromo common  around Horo Gudru Welega around 200 km northwest of Addis Ababa. My child hood memory is filled with this and many other folk songs that were performed by uncles, aunts and everyone who participates in the call and response form.  We didn't need professional bands for  weddings and holidays  Abbabaa Abbashuu, him self from Horo, tries to perform it with minimal instrumentation but still the instrument sounds louder than him or the group that responds to him. I would have loved to hear it  with no instrument just with the call and the response. The photo is taken from flicker it is Lake Fincha’a which is found in Horo Guduru. 

Emmo Yaa gurraaleo

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