Every Somali region has its unique folklore and Hawd is no exception.
This particular folklore is the most enjoyed form of entertainment and it can get deadly like Pac vs Biggie if the power houses mock each others.
Old one.
Now you heard their unique songs now if you wondering how it looks like, the city folks are having a go.
Just imagine 150-300 people of young boys and girls opposing each others.
The Hawd Traditional folklore
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Re: The Hawd Traditional folklore
Anything West of Nugaal and East of Jigjiga is the Amazing Hawd
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Re: The Hawd Traditional folklore
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Re: The Hawd Traditional folklore
Is it just or do all Somali ciyaar look the same?
They have tons of different names but you can barely tell them apart.
Re: The Hawd Traditional folklore
South of Jigjiga, although that side of Hawd is called Oogo.DalJecel60 wrote: Thu May 09, 2019 3:22 pm Anything West of Nugaal and East of Jigjiga is the Amazing Hawd
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