Ethiopiques, Vol. 16: Asnaqetch Werqu -- The Lady With the Krar

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Before she became famous as a singer and krar (traditional lyre) player, Asnatqèch Wèrqu was known as an actress and a dancer. At a very young age, she taught herself the krar, the favourite instrument of the azmari, Ethiopia’s wandering minstrels. Sha has found the voice to transform the vicissitudes of life into poignant laments or sarcastic ditties,which have earned her respect and recognition. Asnaqètch Wèrq is the last great singer, story-teller and free-thinker to carry on the tradition of «poetic jousting». French and English translations of the song lyrics included in the CD booklet.

Ethiopiques, Vol. 16: Asnaqetch Werqu -- The Lady With the Krar

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Ethiopiques, Vol. 16: Asnaqetch Werqu -- The Lady With the Krar
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    Ethiopiques, Vol. 16: Asnaqetch Werqu -- The Lady With the Krar
    Asnaqetch Werqu
    Manufacturer: Buda Musique
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B0001EFU3W
    Release Date: 2004-03-02

    Tracks:

    1. Tezeta
    2. Mengedegnaw Lebe
    3. Endegena
    4. Mela Mela
    5. Gubelye
    6. Sabye
    7. Alemye
    8. Endeneh Belulegn
    9. Ereye Demamu
    10. Wegene
    11. Ende Lyerusalem
    12. Lomi Talubat
    13. Altchelewem Berd New
    14. Feqrye Tereda
    15. Shemonmwanayewa
    16. Feqrie Dehna Hun
    17. Tchela Atbelegn
    18. Gum Gum
    19. Eh Lebel
    20. Alem Shegga
    21. Sela Belelegn
    22. Merche New

    Album Description

    Before she became famous as a singer and krar (traditional lyre) player, Asnatqèch Wèrqu was known as an actress and a dancer. At a very young age, she taught herself the krar, the favourite instrument of the azmari, Ethiopia's wandering minstrels. Sha has found the voice to transform the vicissitudes of life into poignant laments or sarcastic ditties,which have earned her respect and recognition. Asnaqètch Wèrq is the last great singer, story-teller and free-thinker to carry on the tradition of «poetic jousting». French and English translations of the song lyrics included in the CD booklet.
    Ethiopiques, Vol. 16: Asnaqetch Werqu -- The Lady With the Krar
    Average customer rating: Not rated
      Ethiopiques, Vol. 16: Asnaqetch Werqu -- The Lady With the Krar
      Asnaqetch Werqu
      Manufacturer: Buda Musi
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

      GeneralGeneral | Africa | International | Styles | Music
      GeneralGeneral | International | Styles | Music
      World DanceWorld Dance | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
      InternationalInternational | Imports | Stores | Music
      ASIN: B00013UJES
      Release Date: 2003-12-30

      Tracks:

      1. Tezeta
      2. Mengedegnaw Lebe
      3. Endegena
      4. Mela Mela
      5. Gubelye
      6. Sabye
      7. Alemye
      8. Endeneh Belulegn
      9. Ereye Demamu
      10. Wegene
      11. Ende Lyerusalem
      12. Lomi Talubat
      13. Altchelewem Berd New
      14. Feqrye Tereda
      15. Shemonmwanayewa
      16. Feqrie Dehna Hun
      17. Tchela Atbelegn
      18. Gum Gum
      19. Eh Lebel
      20. Alem Shegga
      21. Sela Belelegn
      22. Merche New

      Album Description

      Asnaqetch's very distinctive talent is linked to the Ethiopian tradition of Azmaris (the artist 'caste') improvising songs with their typical instruments, the 'Krar'. She was actually the first real Ethiopian female actress in the 50s. 22 tracks, originally released in 1974 & 1976. Buda Music. 2003.

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