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A collection of short still camera videos from a trip to great Mali in January of 2009, featuring snippets of the Niger Music Festival. Salt Spring Traveller's know how to travel far and wide. See more stuff at Salt Spring Traveller PLAYLIST
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In January 2008 I arrived in Bamako, capital of Mali, for the beginning of a journey that would take me along the river Niger to Timbuktu and beyond...into the north African desert to experience African music amongst the white dunes and the robed Touregs. This film gives a flavour of the first part of my journey.
Tags :festival, au, desert, mali, africa, travel, toureg, music, world, oumou, sangare, west, richard, wilson, richie, rich, productions

Kandia Kouyaté Kandia Kouyaté (also known as Kandja Kouyaté, born in 1959(?) in Kita, Mali) is a Malian jelimuso (a female griot) and kora player; she has earned the prestigious title of ngara, and is sometimes appellated La dangereuse and La grande vedette malienne. Kouyaté's dense, emotional, hypnotic manner of singing and her lyrical talents have earned huge acclaim in Mali, though she remained relatively little known outside Africa, due to extremely limited availability of her recordings. Her home town of Kita is known for love songs, which form a large part of Kouyaté's repertoire. She also sings praise songs. Kouyaté's career began in the early 1980s, when she started using female choral vocals accompanying her. This practice was later picked up by stars like Mory Kante and Salif Keita, and is now an integral part of Malian music. In 1983, she recorded[1] two vinyl discs, Amary Daou présente Kandia Kouyaté and Kandja Kouyaté et LEnsemble Instrumental National du Mali. Her debut solo album is Kita Kan. Kandia Kouyaté suffered a stroke in late 2004, and it is speculated that she will not be able to record or perform again.
Tags :Kandia Kouyaté, Doninke, African Voices, Female African voices, african women, Mali, Children, world music, happy, survival, travel, national geographic, photography, cinema, music, positive vibrations.

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Sexta parte de 7 del documental coproducido por Viajes Años Luz: Los ríos y sus habitantes. Breve repaso de la importancia de los ríos para la vida cotidiana de los pobladores de sus riberas. Parte 1-www.youtube.com parte 2-www.youtube.com Parte 3-www.youtube.com Parte 4-www.youtube.com Parte 5-www.youtube.com Parte 7-www.youtube.com
Tags :Vietnam, aluzviajes, viajes, años, luz, documental, documentales, documetary, rio, rios, river, rivers, video, videos, naturaleza, turismo, tourism, nepal, himalaya, China, Ecuador, Madagascar, Mali, travel, mekong, Yangtsé, irawadi, niger, delta, pastaza, sumatara, manambolo, gandak, gandaki, narayani

This is the traditional funeral mask dance in Dogon country in the south of Mali.
Tags :masks, dance, dogon, mali, tradition, funeral, sahel, euromessage, travel, africa, tribe, culture

Children greet visitors with a song as they enter Bongo, Mali
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Sèptima y última parte del documental coproducido por Viajes Años Luz: Los ríos y sus habitantes. Breve repaso de la importancia de los ríos para la vida cotidiana de los pobladores de sus riberas. Parte 1-www.youtube.com Parte 2-www.youtube.com parte 3-www.youtube.com Parte 4-www.youtube.com Parte 5-www.youtube.com Parte 6-www.youtube.com
Tags :Birmania, Vietnam, aluzviajes, viajes, años, luz, documental, documentales, documetary, rio, rios, river, rivers, video, videos, naturaleza, turismo, tourism, nepal, himalaya, China, Ecuador, Madagascar, Mali, travel, irawadi, niger, delta, pastaza, sumatara, mekong, Yangtsé, manambolo, gandak, gandaki, narayani

Here is a short film about overlanding in West Africa. It shows why West Africa is such a popular destination, fascinating culture, wildlife, friendly people and a genuine chance to get off the tourist trail.
Tags :overlanding, mali, dragoman, west africa, burkina faso, adventure travel

Hippisme or Horseback riding is a big part of Touareg culture in the North of Mali. We made a quick stop at the hippodrome...unfortunately missed the great horse races but at least we got to talk to some of the riders and they told us a little about the horse culture in Mali
Tags :Vickie Remoe, TV, mali, Bamako, africa, adventure, horses, travel, tourism, mystic, culture, touareg

Many young Africans travel illegally to Spain's Canary Islands, hoping to gain access to Europe, find work and send money back to their families. Al Jazeera's Tania Page reports on Europe's efforts to deal with the young immigrants, many of whom are too young to work.
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Mali coup leader Captain Amadou Sanogo said on Wednesday that he respected the sanctions the African Union (AU) and Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) placed in his country, and would bring the country back to constitutional order. Sanogo made these remarks in an exclusive interview with CCTV in Bamako, the country's capital, a day after AU imposed a travel ban and asset freezes against the leader, members of the military junta and parties involved with the unconstitutional order currently in Mali. "Mali is a member of ECOWAS. We do respect the decision and retake the order to go back to constitutional order," said Sanogo, adding that he wouldn't "keep power," but is ready to hand power to the people if requested. However, he said it would take a long time to reestablish constitutional order, and the priority now is the northern Mali Tuareg rebels issue, which Sanogo said was his motivation to stage the coup, as the government didn't give them the "equipment" or the "training" necessary to fight against the rebels. "I did this because it was the only way to stop damage," Sanogo said. "I'm not here for power. I don't even like it to be honest. Imagine, I'm in this office from morning to night, you don't even have personal life." Sanogo also apologized for the damages and looting to the foreigners' assets in the coup and protests. "Every single person from where you are from, that you live in this country, I swear to do my best to protect any individuals and ...
Tags :Apr, 3, 2012, Mali, coup, leader, Amadou, Sanogo, interview

Making Mud Cloth is a popular activity in Segou, Mali. The dyes are made from a mixture of roots, barks leave, wild grapes and "spoilt mud". This cloths are used for a variety of puposes. Hotels in Mali often use them for tablecloths or as decorations for walls.
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Directed/Edited by Jason Miller www.eikonic.com Produced by Adam Klein
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Part 2 of 3 - the desert border crossing from Algeria to Niger, and then travel through Niger, Burkina Faso, Mali, Cote d'Ivoire, and Ghana. An ebook account of the humorous, strenuous - and at times risky - highlights of these journeys ("What the Hell Are We Doing Here!" - narrative and 180 photos) is available from Amazon (www.amazon.com and other ebookstores. A 4-part video series "Morocco to Mongolia" with highlights from all of the group's eleven journeys - from one end of Africa to the other and back, and then through the Middle East and Central Asia to India, China, Mongolia, and Siberia - is also available on YouTube.
Tags :Sahara;, desert;, four, wheel, drive;, 4WD;, Land, Rover;, Algeria;, Niger;, Burkina, Faso;, Cote, d'Ivoire;, Ivory, Coast;, Ghana;, Mali;, North, Africa;, Assamakka;, Arlit;, tuareg;, dogon;, adventure;, remote;, desert, tourism;, expedition;, Niger, river;, West, Africa, 4x4, jeep, mud, offroad, truck

For the third episode in our "On the Ground with African Sky" series, we travel to Welentiguila near Segou, Mali to build a well for the community's elementary school. You'll see the project start and finish; then the people of Welentiguila celebrate with some amazing dancing, drumming, and mask performances. Come see how African Sky works to bridge communities and transform lives in Mali and the US
Tags :Mali, Africa, non-profit, humanitarian, african, sky, africansky.org, clean, drinking, water, school, project, masks, dance, children, volunteer, segou

www.travelvideopostcard.com Lord Byron, the famous English poet, called the great walled city of Dubrovnik the pearl of the Adriatic From the geometry of Dubrovniks tiled roofs to Dubrovniks graceful and placid harbor, The medieval city of Dubrovnik rings with the sounds of...
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LTV travel projects Expedition with old Mercedes cars was organized from Vilnius to Bamako, the capital of Mali, in the beginning of 2007. It took exactly one month to drive approximately 12 thousand kilometers. Project called "Afrika.Lt" was shot, and a four-part documentary series was broadcasted prime-time on "Lithuanian television" (LTV) every Wednesday night, following the daily news broadcast "Panorama" in June 2007. Ratings: average 6% of all TV audience, ie -- more than 200 thousand viewers nightly. It was the most viewed Wednesday's program of LTV for four weeks in a row. In 2008, after traveling to Western Africa, Martynas Starkus (TV producer), Vytaras Radzevičius (journalist) and Jonas Juozapaitis (TV director) have prepared themselves for a new adventure - to overcome a ten-thousand kilometer route Vilnius -- Teheran - Tashkent. The trip on the large part ran on the legendary Silk Road and the expedition was given this name. The travelers drove three Mercedes 123 cars (made in 1979, 1982 and 1984) on the roads of Poland, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey, Iran, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. At the end of the expedition the cars were sold in Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, and the earnings were given as a present to a small Lithuanian community based there. Five parts of this documentary series were broadcasted on LTV in the summer of 2008 and scored a great success. Until the Olympics in Beijing, it was the most popular project of LTV. In addition, "Tyto ...
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Watch as Ben takes a tour around the main facilities of Vorovoro. Get a small taste of what to expect when you join the tribe and travel to Fiji
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