This is a love song written by Bombino. He asks his girlfriend to keep their love in her heart even after she has died. He tells her that he will keep her heart with him everywhere he goes and never forget her.
lyrics
I am telling you, my love will not leave you 
Hold up my love – everywhere you go 
Put my heart and yours together – everywhere you go 
Do not listen to the words of enemies 
They can destroy a true love
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Agadez

Tar Hani (My Love)

Bombino - Tar Hani

Tinariwen ASLER 2014

Track 3 from their album Akal Warled, Imarhan Timbuktu perform Amassakoul In Ténéré / Le voyageur du désert / Desert Voyager’s Farewell
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This is a song of farewell. A voyager about to leave says a last goodbye to his family and friends. The singer speaks about a perpetual search for freedom and the beauty of the desert as he is about to travel out across its increasingly hostile landscape.
At dance clubs and private parties in Northern Mali, IMARHAN TIMBUKTU had provided much of the grooving soundtrack to life there over the past 10 years. Grounded in traditional Saharan repertoire, IMARHAN TIMBUKTU developed their unique sound to clearly represent an authentic Tuareg contemporary expression in a music influenced by the sounds of the world.  This is a connected generation.  You’ll find them on facebook, twitter and youtube.  You will find them engaged with local issues as those issues have become world issues.

Imarhan Timbuktu - Amassakoul In Tenere

Imzad Guitare- Adounia Tad Sawadjik awar tarhed

Amidine - Mon ami
Auteur compositeur & Arrangements: Toumast N'Ténéré
Copyright Association Sauver l'Imzad

Amidinine - (Mon ami) par Mohamed Raykane du Groupe Toumast N'Ténéré

Ibrahim Djo- Y'Allawat

TERAKAFT – Alone (Ténéré)

‚Alone‘ was born out of a need to maintain sanity in times of broken dreams and lies. It might be their most rock oriented album to date but at the same time it is their most poetic. Five years ago with their album "Aratan N Azawad" and even the follow up "Kel Tamasheq", Terakaft was still full of hope, things had started to change. Today the soil that was supposed to blossom is burnt by selfishness and rivalry. 

„There are too many characters in the picture, too many chiefs and not enough people“, says Diara when asked about the political developments in the last years. He used to sing political songs back in the days in his rebel youth when he was still playing guitar with Tinariwen. Nowadays he is only watching with a new feeling growing inside him: “Ténéré”, which is the title he gave to this album, and which translates to: “Alone”. Back in the days when they were sitting in the dunes drinking tea with big hopes for the future, singing their songs into the night, his nephew Sanou was sitting next to him, still a young boy. Occasionally the uncle would hand his guitar to the nephew, so he could  play along with the others. Just before the international success story of Tinariwen started, Diara got stuck on his way to Bamako a missed flight and his place in Tinariwen was taken. Meanwhile Sanou had set up his own band Terakaft. Today Diara and Sanou are the backbone of Terakaft: the guardians of desert blues. Diara is the spirit of the band, as strong as a rock. Sanou – his nephew - is the heart of Terakaft. He brings the life to its spirit. Diara the elder, lays out heavy rhythms pulsing through his guitar. Sanou has become the natural heir to the sound of “assouf”, with his intense rock riffs and an up-lifting attitude towards life.

‚Alone‘ is the 5th album of Terakaft. It was produced by Justin Adams who is one of the musicians from Europe who has delved deep into Tuareg music in the last years. Adams is known as a musician and producer through his work with Robert Plant, Tinariwen and Juldeh Camara. He has geared up "The Caravan" to reach new shores and hit the dancefloors. In these troubled times, they have made an album together, that presents the deep Saharan rhythms as a vital contemporary heartbeat. Standing on the ruins of their peoples dreams they sing to their brothers and sisters about true friendship and tolerance.

Tafouk Tele

Azal wan imzad ... L’air de l imzad, 
Tissenen namzad ghamat tissanam ekal tassak tot hanaghdazaran
Que vive l’imzad… Sachez le c’est le passé qui nous devance
Tassawit in mouhagh oharan amdan
C’est la poésie de tous les Hommes libres
COPYRIGHT ASSOCIATION SAUVER L'IMZAD



Azal Wan Imzad par Dana Bay du groupe IMZAD.

Love Like Yours

A song about reverence, patience, and the quiet tension between longing and restraint—letting love grow slowly, even in something as simple as a longer kiss offered with the gentleness of a prayer.
 Kiss Me Longer Lyrics:

It’s been years 
Since I felt desire like this
To feel your soft lips upon mine
Dancing in a kiss
I don’t want polite
I don’t want tame
I want to feel your lips
While they proclaim my name 

You say you like our time together
Looking forward, nice and kind
But it’s time to touch the flame I’m holding
Time to read between my lines

I don’t want to be your “good idea”
Or the safe and steady plan
I want the  hunger in your eyes
I want the heat inside your hands

Kiss me like the doors are locked
Like no one’s watching through
Not like your aunt at church
Is sitting in the pew

I told you all my secrets
Recorded all your words
Stored them like pressed flowers
Between the quiet of my nerves

Let your hands hold my face
Gentle (reverent) as a prayer
Kiss me longer
Linger there

Amidinine - (Mon ami) par Mohamed Raykane du Groupe Toumast N'Ténéré

Min Ajli El Imzad