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SXB canada but my fams r galbeedi/djiboutienne/slanders

im just posting songs i think yall know, the canfar nagma is a personal favourite

but besides that im sure yall can recognize the rest
aint gonna lie i wantd to drop nice heeso in this thread yall got more of that somalia heeso, drop em

Hawdian,
Baxsaneey Hargeisa is obviously a great song but it wouldn't make the top 30).

My favourite Abdi Qeys song is Xeebta Jabuuti sung by Mooge. Unfortunately, It wouldn't make the top 40



Julius Ceaser; From a somali context, there are two Djibouti singers who would make the top 100 favourites; Nimco Jaamac and Saciid Xamar Good.

Best Djibouti composer is Daahir Jaamac

jaale marx u got fine taste huuno

JuliusCaesar wrote: jaale marx u got fine taste huuno

Thank you. Nimco Jaamac is probably lady 4 in somali songs after Magool, Sahra Ahmed and Maryan Mursal. She has more than 3 dozen songs and her songs were popular in Somalia. Godh and the other siciid were great entertainers. Who will forget the dancers! and lyrics like Dhooleey la'aanta dhulka ila wareego kaa dhowrsan maaye.. Daahir Jaamac and Cali Gaab have composed some of the most famous songs for Hassan Aden and others.

Julius, I like Nimco's songs: I gather that she turned against my favourite Somali of these decades; Ismaciil Ahmed Gueleh. Is that true?

lol ill ask my hoyo and give u the full details not to sure on that, somali woman always have cat fights tho lol

yo wasn't hibo nuura famous as well they named a road after her in xamar

JuliusCaesar wrote:lol ill ask my hoyo and give u the full details not to sure on that, somali woman always have cat fights tho lol

yo wasn't hibo nuura famous as well they named a road after her in xamar

I was told Nimco participated in demonstrations against Ismail Ahmed G. He is the best Somali that is alive.


Hibo is famous. But she is not from Djibouti. She is in the same league as Khadro Daahir, Maandeeq, Qalanjo, Faadumo Qaasin and many more.

JaalleMarx wrote:

JuliusCaesar wrote:lol ill ask my hoyo and give u the full details not to sure on that, somali woman always have cat fights tho lol

yo wasn't hibo nuura famous as well they named a road after her in xamar

I was told Nimco participated in demonstrations against Ismail Ahmed G. He is the best Somali that is alive.


Hibo is famous. But she is not from Djibouti. She is in the same league as Khadro Daahir, Maandeeq, Qalanjo, Faadumo Qaasin and many more.

lol do u mean ismail OMAR geele djb president lool,

she might have not a lot of people like that guy lousy dictator, he should have annexed awdal, salal, and half of galbeed and free our people, hes a lousy puppet but he does a few nice things ( kinda like siad barre without the genocide shit)

ismail omar geele, needs to be perfected then he will be best somali alive.

waa fat siad barre without most of the killing n shit, but sometimes hes okay

1 Aweys Qamiis Mabuute. He quit music and asked not to listen or post his songs so i cannot post.
2. Kuusow Kurtunwaarey

Your list is biased sxb how can you forget deeqa Axmed



it's played in weddings to this day.

MaliBantu, one of Aweys songs could make the top 20 but not kusoow Kunturwaarey's. Kusoow was a regional singer. If you are talking about Maay song, then Samatar's Huburow, Hakaba and shaleeyda (my two favourites) might just make top 20.

Hilaac; lol@@biased. Deeqa's song might probably make the top 20. That song will have to compete with One of Cigaal's, Hanuuniye, Maandeeq, Jubba, Gacanlow, ( Daleeys, Saado, Qaalinle (one of his songs will certainly make top 10) Baxsan, Khadro Daahir, Kuluc etc.

We are talking about songs and not singers; Top three songs. Neyruus, Hooyo and Beledweyn are sung by almost every somali of adult age; Beledweyn in particular which was taught alongside Soomaaliyey toosow.

Actually, It is song Nr 3 which is debatable; Neyruus. The other two are up there.

Bro am talking about the song I posted it's self. I grew up with neighbors, qaraabo and fam listening to it and to this day you still hear it. It never gets old.

Hilaac21 wrote:Bro am talking about the song I posted it's self. I grew up with neighbors, qaraabo and fam listening to it and to this day you still hear it. It never gets old.

I know saaxib. It is like Mohamed Saleebaan's sannad waliba and Shooli's Ladnaan. Good lyrics. But, blv me it wouldn't beat Many of Samatar's , Magool songs. Travel anywhere in Somali territory and ask any somali adult to sing a line from Beledweyne and Hooyo. They will do.

You might be right. I will let you know if it's as you say when I go back home.

1:Daawo dacalada by jubba
2:Heybad waxad ku leedahay dhulkaga hooyo
3: beledweyn