Tribute to all the Afrikan woman all over the world

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Música: Samba KF & Daro
Letra: Samba KF & Daro
Produção Musical: Edsonpro
Mix & Master : Tom Euzy
Estúdio: kova M studio

Video Credits:
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Montagem / Edição: Marco
Tratamento de Cor: Nuno
Produção: Black Rose

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Modelos:
Afeni Carina, Sunilza Cabral,
Joana Furtado, Jessica Correia,
Sofia Furtado, Ania

LETRA

mindjer africana i Firquidja de mundo
Na pobreza se pele brilha
Guerreira de fé ki ta cuida de tudo
Se sorriso i único na mundo
ciumentos ta nega ma djito cá tem
É tenta midi força ma djito cá tem
É ta quema na sol pá cedo suma bo
Dádiva de Deus e tudo pa bo
Bu ta cumpu cabelo manera ku misti
Dádiva de Deus e tudo pa bo
Bu manera de ianda ki misti matan
Dádiva de Deus e tudo pa bo
Cuida de família na cuida de bo
Dádiva de Deus e tudo pa bo

Africana Ami gosta di bo
Mindjer Africana Ami gosta di bo (2x)

Africana booo son
Ku ta intchin alma, incthin corson
Brilho di bus udjus ta guian
Bu Djito di Mindjer ta cabantan
Aí iai aí

Ami gosta di bo
Firquidja di mundo Ami gosta di bo
Mama
Ami gosta di bo
Mindjer africana Ami gosta di bo
Mama (2x)

No bai (2x)

Automaticamente u ta brilha
Mindjer Áfricana ami gosta de bo
Ami ki na cedo razon di ri
Mindjer Áfricana ami gosta de bo
Abo ki na cedo nha noiva bbé
Mindjer Áfricana ami gosta de bo

Africana Ami gosta di bo
Mindjer africana Ami gosta di bo (2x)

Automaticamente u ta brilha
Mindjer Áfricana ami gosta de bo
Ami ki na cedo razon di ri
Mindjer Áfricana ami gosta de bo
Abo ki na cedo nha noiva bbé
Mindjer Áfricana ami gosta de bo

Africana Ami gosta di bo
Mindjer africana Ami gosta di bo (2x)

Brilho di bus udjus ta guian
Bu Djito di Mindjer ta cabantan
Aí iai aí

Ami gosta di bo
Firquidja di mundo Ami gosta di bo
Mama
Ami gosta di bo
Mindjer africana Ami gosta di bo
Mama (2x)

No bai (2x)

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Mansa Musa, the 14th century African king of the Mali Empire, is said to have amassed a fortune that possibly made him one of the wealthiest people who ever lived. Jessica Smith tells the story of how Mansa Musa literally put his empire – and himself – on the map.

Lesson by Jessica Smith, animation by Sandro Katamashvili.

Vowel assimilation, vowel elision, and consonant elision cause spoken words to be different from written words. Words affected by vowel assimilation and consonant elision are not written the way they are spoken. However, words affected by vowel elision can be written the way they are spoken.

Vowel assimilation is olilo ụdaume
Vowel elision is ndapụ ụdaume
Consonant elision is ndapụ mgbochiume

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Robin Walker, the Black History Man drops this exclusive presentation on the history of Black women in Ancient Africa. (This presentation was delivered in 2020!).

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In this episode, we consider the idea, feeling, and practice of love. But love as a concept is too embattled, as a feeling too limiting, and as a practice inadequate. Then there is the concept of ɔdɔ, which pokes at deep connection. It is one thing for a person to love the idea of you and what you can do for them; it is quite another for that person to love you for who you really and truly are. How do we know the difference and what do we do with that distinction? Stay tuned.

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Prof. Kofi Asare Opoku, a renowned Professor of African Philosophy, Ethics and Religion shares some wisdom nuggets to executive students of the Pan-African Leadership Institute (PALI) on African Wisdom for Leaders.

This video is about the definition of African traditional spirituality. This spirituality is defined according to the two different practices of African traditional religion: the divine and the human.

Thus African traditional spirituality is our ability to transcend the limitations imposed on us by the physical body. This mastery is obtained permanently in the divine thanks to the purification of thoughts and is obtained in the human thanks to the observance of rituals.

In the divine African spirituality is the awakening of our divine nature, the Logos through the assistance of holy ancestors, while in the human it is gained through the succor of the illuminated ancestors.

More on this subject can be found in my books available at Amazon.