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I my warsangali people. Viva Darood culture-- From Mareexaan Goobile to Ogaden Dhaanto to Warsangali Jandheer aka Ciyaar Cerigabo.

XimanJaale wrote:I my warsangali people. Viva Darood culture-- From Mareexaan Goobile to Ogaden Dhaanto to Warsangali Jandheer aka Ciyaar Cerigabo.

Jandheer is not Warsangeli, it's DHULBAHANTE.

Jaandheerta waxa ciyara Nalaaye Ahmedka Gobolka Sanaag ee waliba CEERIGAABO iyo around that area. Ximaan, I thought you knew this !

Asad I don't think this is sanaag last time I watched this I said somewhere that it was saraar, the dance for sanaag is this one:



as you can see the palm trees this is gudmo biyo cas

In Sanaag they don't call it Jaandheer, it is known as a Ciyaar Jiidali or ciyaar ceeri, all Sanaag clans share this tradion but Nalaye Axmeds are considered to be best dancers of Jandheer in Sanaag.

Nalaye Axmed Chief Caaqil called Shidane was like the Shakespeare of Janddheer in Sanaag and this is one of his famous songs;

"HADAAN LOO CAGA CAGAYN
HADAAN LOO CEERIGAABAYN
HADAAN CALI NALAYE KA BOODAYN
HADAAN CAGTA LOOGA CIIL BIXIN"

The videos i posted are in Maydh and they are HabarYonis Peoples.

AsadSL wrote:The videos i posted are in Maydh and they are HabarYonis Peoples.

WTF is Habar Yonis?

W/E it is its not your Darood peoples as you claim.

AsadSL wrote:

Impressive,
it must be some kind of military performance
Where is Sanaag? it seems a mountainous area, is it around jigjiga?

B

bareento wrote:
Impressive,
it must be some kind of military performance
Where is Sanaag? it seems a mountainous area, is it around jigjiga?

B

Sanaag region:


Sanaag is very mountainous. It's where the highest peak in Somalia is located (Shimiris)

Hoolabeen, hoolabeen Kurbaanlabeen
Hoobeeyooy hobeeya hoobeeyooy
Xudun Dhee, Xagrin dhee
Xasasadii Nugaaleed iyo
Tani waa tii Xadeed Godan

Woobeey hanahaybsaan nimaan hooyaa mahaankaagee hoobeey helee
Hirimaahee,
Woobeey hanahaybsaan nimaan hooyaa mahaankaagee hoobeey helee
Hirimaahee,

I used to do it back in the days.

I think it is an old Somali and not matter we, Somalis, claim nowadays, we are definitely an ancient race whose language has gone through many transformations. Look at the lyrics and try to come up a meaning!

Good to see northerners are not plain and boring, they have a dance too lol.

although it seems a little buraanbur but what the hell

XimanJaale wrote:

AsadSL wrote:The videos i posted are in Maydh and they are HabarYonis Peoples.

WTF is Habar Yonis?

UDUN got it.

i always thought it was an eastern isaaq thing, ive seen it during biciide and gardhweyn weddings....

but then i found out dhulos do it too..

do warsangeli do it?

Advo wrote:Good to see northerners are not plain and boring, they have a dance too lol.

although it seems a little buraanbur but what the hell

Northerners have many different dances in each region. Naw its not buranbur..Its how they talk in the north when they are dancing and they do buranbur too but its not that popular. The south have few dances but its known for nikko which is a Bantu influence brought to Somalia. If anything Northerns are the only ones keeping the true Somali culture alive and keeping it till now they don't do Arabic dances or bantu niikko.