#burundi

[calmingviews]

Bujumbura, Burundi (source)

#rain #green #africa #burundi #nature sounds #rain sounds #rainy mood #relaxing sound #white noise

[fairuzfan]

#africa #angola #senegal #central africa republic #zambia #cameroon #uganda #burundi

[folkfashion]

Burundian woman, Ornella Gahimbare, Burundi, by MISS Africa

#burundian #burundi #africa #central africa #folk clothing #traditional clothing #traditional fashion #cultural clothing

[thrdnarrative]

Bujumbura, Burundi

#Bujumbura #Burundi #Africa #Henry Robinson #@oh_henry #Margaux Wong #@margauxwongart

[mapsontheweb]

Burundi physical map

by Peterincan

#maps #Peterincan #twsourced #burundi

[littlestampcollection]

#stamps #postage stamp #nature #bugs #insects #beetles #stag beetle #homoderus mellyi #burundi #republique du burundi #1970 #1970s

[geoazie]

Aesthetic of the languages on earth : Swahili

Swahili is a Bantu language spoken by 80 million people over the African East Coast. It is an official language in Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda. It is a recognized minority language in Burundi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Mozambique.

#swahili #aesthetic #languages #moodboard #language #geography #bantu #tanzania #africa #kenya #rwanda #uganda #burundi #drc #mozambique #atlanticcongo

[countriesgame]

Please reblog for a bigger sample size!

If you have any fun fact about Burundi, please tell us and I'll reblog it!

Be respectful in your comments. You can criticize a government without offending its people.

#burundi #africa #country polls #polls

[ra-horakhty-art]

Burundai, the talented officer in Batu khan's army. He, Batu and Subutai led their warriors through the fire and blood.

#mongol empire #mongol history #mongolia #монгол улс #burundi #the golden horde

[mai-komagata]

10 pictures to remember 2023

Thanks for tagging me @indeedcaptain and @flippyspoon

#omg so much happened this year! #picking 10 was hard! #Belize #tulum #Rwanda #Burundi #new cat #rainbow hair #and more! #thanks for tagging me #Niagara falls #my cats #my stuff #hair

[womensmusiccanon]

From Qaraami to Dance-Pop - Women of East Africa

Starting our journey off in... Eastern Africa! Yeah, alright, maybe spoiled slightly in the title of the post.

I've had so much fun with this over the last few weeks, and the result of that is brought to you here through some of my top picks. A moment of silence for the albums I wanted to include but didn't due to not being easily accessible </3

The list is not ordered or ranked in any way, though I will admit I've a certain fondness for Saba and Khadja Nin in particular <3.

For ease of access, here's a playlist of some top tracks from each album (ca. and hour and a half), here's an extended version with additional tracks from some artists not featured on this list (ca. two and a half hours), and here's a playlist of the full albums (ca. seven hours), for all your shuffling needs.

Saba - Jidka (2007) Spotify Youtube - A fun and playful somali italian-influenced pop record with some elements R&B, uplifting and a joy to listen to. As a side node, Saba's life story is definitely a google worth, imo.

Mim Suleiman - Umbeya (2012) Bandcamp Spotify Youtube - An obvious inclusion in my book, just a great beat / electro album with some elements of soul. You really fall into the world of this album.

Aster Aweke - Aster (1989) Spotify Youtube A lovely Tizita album, a gem of ms. Aweke's sizeable discography (which you are definitely encouraged to dig into <3). I am so in love with the horns and little flourishes, and the rhythm is just... mwah. Aweke ties it all together really well.

Khadja Nin - Ya Pili (1994) Spotify Youtube - A already mentioned my fondness for Ms. Nin, but damn if it doesn't bear repeating... By all accounts an incredible record that really should be on your list.

Faytinga - Numey (2006) Spotify Youtube - The steady rhythms and Faytinga's distinctive vocals makes for a great experience certain to draw you in. Impresseive record from an equally impressive person.

Muthoni Drummer Queen - She (2018) Bandcamp Spotify Youtube - A bubbling hip hop album with some flavors of R&B and dancehall. The production on this is great and Muthoni is an incredibly engaged performer. It's just overflowing with life and so, so definitely worth a listen.

Sophie Nzayisenga - Queen of Inanga (2021) Bandcamp Spotify Youtube - The album title says it all, really. Even as someone who's not traditionally drawn to the acoustic for the most part, I really enjoyed this album.

Maryam Mursal - The Journey (1998) Bandcamp Spotify Youtube - An unavoidable inclusion on a list like this, and for good reason. A poppy qaraami record with some jazzy notes that deserves all of the acclaim it's gathered over the years - Mursal clearly knows what she's doing and she does it well.

MC Yallah - Yallah Beibe (2023) Bandcamp Spotify Youtube - Ending here with a very recent release, MC Yallah's latest is just such a solid hip hop record. It flows really well, and the industrial undertones really worked for me, which is rare. Definitely someone to keep a look on, imo.

... and that's the list!

Do you have any favorites not on here? Please (please <3) feel more than free to share! Have fun!

#women in music #music #discover music #women in pop #women in hip hop #playlist #women in art #feminism #somalia #tanzania #ethiopia #burundi #eritrea #kenya #rwanda #uganda #wmc #theme: around the world

[afrotumble]

#burundi #wedding #banana beer #traditional

[thrdnarrative]

Portraits from Margaux Wong’s new collection of wearable art in Bujumbura, Burundi

Photographed by Henry Robinson [@oh_henry]

#Bujumbura #Burundi #Africa #Margaux Wong #Henry Robinson

[mapsontheweb]

A shaded relief map of Burundi.

by @researchremora

#maps #twittersourced #researchremora #burundi #shaded relief

[littlestampcollection]

#stamps #postage stamp #nature #insects #bugs #butterflies #burundi #republique du burundi #1968 #1960s

[friendswithclay]

“Burundi is famous for its pottery. The Natives of Burundi, the Batwa are the ones which are expert in pottery. The pottery are called inkono. The potters make pots for cooking and recipients to grow plants. The pots are also used to preserve food. In Burundi, there is always food in the house for a visitor.”

Instagram/friendswithclay

#friendswithclay #ceramics #Burundi