M’Taribo Honors Traditional Chiefs with “Nanamsé” Music Video Release

Kouba:Koubri Musician M'Taribo, known legally as Tarbsida Marcel Ouédraogo, unveiled his latest music video "Nanamsé," a tribute to traditional chiefs, at the Somkieta cultural space in Kouba. The event, held on Sunday, drew a large audience, including numerous dignitaries.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the dedication ceremony was led by Marcel Zoungrana, the former mayor of the commune of Koubri, and was endorsed by renowned music figures Ima Hado and Sylvano. The Gonce Naaba and Tantou Naaba of the Koubri canton were among the prominent attendees at this cultural gathering, which celebrated the guardians of tradition.

The event commenced with performances by young artists Wendkuni and Relwendé Pascal, followed by speeches. Marcel Zoungrana, presiding over the ceremony, praised the leadership of Burkina Faso's President, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, and acknowledged the support of traditional authorities during challenging times.

Zoungrana emphasized the importance of unity and resilience against imperialism, describing the cultural event as a symbol of these values. He urged the youth to remain engaged with the ideals of the People's Progressive Revolution to support national authorities against adversities.

M'Taribo's "Nanamsé" is a musical homage to traditional chiefs, reinforcing the role of culture in fostering national unity and peace.