South Sudan Music - J2 & DVD Didy - Luluwe. video free download

Wariye maxamuud fantastic

Fuck South Sudan People, all are Animalis.

Nyaban Oyath

This song is amazing but what it mean???? 

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Ayen Kuanyin

Proud to be south Sudanese

Ancient Carbon Maps

Who is the Guy in the Military uniform in the video? 

hermionehall

I LOVE THIS !! This is real African music - I support wholeheartedly the fostering of music like this. I deplore the adoption of pathetic rap by wonderful people with glorious musical traditions. The dancing here is amazing - the smooth whole body groove is fantastic to watch and dance along with. Long live traditional African culture !

Deng Abiem

 بارك الله فيكم شعب جنوب السودان، وأرض كبيرة الأبطال والشهداء. لدينا أفضل موسيقى في العالم وهو لغتنا أجمل. أشكر الموسيقيين السودانيين في الجنوب على تقديمه لنا اللغة والثقافة على العالم الخارجي. وهذا شيء عظيم

Paul Both

This is a very good song it means alot to south sudan

edward justin

LULUWE:means(cry) in my native language KAKWA

precious34864

May God protect you guys <3 love from Somalia

deng madol

this song is very meaningful!

ajok Daing

Good!!!

Waj Chok

South Sudanese have to start making more of this and ease up on the dancehall and rap. Seriously now.

mega munguryek Kennedy

the dance is similar to my tribe alur of nebbi

AKUOL ZAKARIA

This song is awesome though I don't understand it but .. I do understand the Arabic part of it aww can't stop what hinge it :)

mel deng

what does luluwe mean just carious?? 

Helena John

Nice song guys keep it up

luke smith

i love my people man :)

King-C2K Chuol

Love each other and stop the senseless fighting.I think this song should be convincing enough even though I don't speak the language I can guess what it is about.

King-C2K Chuol

South Sudanese might be different in tribes but they have so man things in common even their languages are connected in away."Lulu" is cry in this languageAnd in my language is "Lul" only the pronunciation is different because of that missing you.And Dinka nuer have so many common things and so are nuer and Shilluk, and anyuak. And Shilluk anddinka too have lots of commin things.Just last weekend I met a guy from the "Awtot tribe. He was speaking his language, I was speaking mine (nuer) and we understood each other just fine. Well of course with some big pronunciation difference. But still not much of a difference.