Mahmoud Ahmed - Ney Denun Tesesh / Wogenie album flac

Written-By – Seifu Haile Mariam, Tegenu Balkew. Exclusive license Amha Records from Buda Musique. Thanks to Mahmoud Ahmed, Karen Antunes, Gilles Fruchaux & Francis Falceto, Ethiopiques CD series (Buda Musiques, Paris).

Mahmoud Ahmed Ney Denun Tesesh Ethiopiques Volume 19). Ney denun tesesh. Mahmoud Ahmed - Ney Denum Tiesch - AFH770. Mahmoud Ahmed - Aynotché tèrabu. Mahmoud Ahmed - Antchi Enen Wededjign (1974).

Mahmoud Ahmed (Amharic: መሀሙድ አህመድ) (born May 8, 1941) is an Ethiopian singer of Gurage ancestry. Born in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Mahmoud shined shoes in that city before becoming a handyman at the Arizona Club, where he first sang professionally in the early 1960s. He sang for the Imperial Body Guard Band until 1974, and recorded with other bands for the Amha and Kaifa record labels throughout the 1970s.

Album: Ethiopiques, Vo. 9: Mahmoud Ahmed, Alèmyé (1974). Mahmoud Ahmed: best 2 tracks Tizita Vol. 1, 2003 07:55. Mahmoud Ahmed - Ashkaro, Mahmoud Ahmed The Ethiopian Millennium Collection - Dance, 2007 04:38. Artist: Mahmoud Ahmed.

It's an intoxicating mixture that serves the vocalist well on hypnotic gems like "Nèy Dènun Tesèsh," "Tezeta," "Etu Gèla" and "Antchi Enén Wedèdjign" (all of which unite Ahmed with the Ibex Band). While some forms of African pop are known for a happy, giddy exuberance (soukous and zouk, for example), Alèmyé epitomizes the moodier, duskier approach that a lot of Ethiopian pop is known for.

Mahmoud Ahmed - Antchi enen wededjign 04:03. Mahmoud Ahmed - Ney denun tesesh 04:41. Mahmoud Ahmed - Belaya belaya 04:34. Mahmoud Ahmed - Gubelye 06:53.

Ethiopiques, Vol. 26: Mahmoud Ahmed 1972-1974 (feat. Imperial Body Guard Band). Ethiopiques, Vol. 6: Almaz 1973.