He is from the village of Tukul, thus got the name wedi Tukul.

 

we miss you so much Abraham.
Here is abraham singing Nay Mebtsa Deset (THE  PROMISED ISLAND) one of his big time songs in his last performance at sawa giving hope to the youth:
(the guy playing keyboard was the guy he tried to save. they both died that day in th red sea.)

the philosopher is saying

in my veins resides my love for you
to the world you are small, my country
but to me you are the world
you are in my heart everywhere i go
An inner PRIDE THAT NEVER SUBSIDES


Fikriki alo ab serawirey
Felsiki enkelo ab demey
ne'alem nishto hagerey
ne'aye gin nesiki iki alemay
abzekedkuwo ala ab libey
nubur rekibe kem sebey
temar wereket ab idey
zeynetsef haben ab wishtey



if your tigrigna is good, listen to the biblical but universal analogy he is using. The story of Moses and the enslaved people crossing oceans and deserts to find the promised land. In his song, of course, the promised island is Eritrea and the suffering people, the eritrean people. 

you will find the song at teshamo.com.

at the end he is mixing it with selel abiliyom which is an old tigrigna tribe song, modernized and mixed in many current guyla songs. a little cultural education to all who seek it. Selel Abiliyom is a traditional song of encouragement, a hymn if you will, to the land to be faithfull, fruitful and good to her people.

ok, didn't know alex too left the old country. i kinda understand him. he is an orphan and the music hasn't yielded a lot of returns, i guess.

this reminds me of a joke: u know the immigration office and the president palace are located in the same street facing each-other. one day isayas was driving home from work, and he saw the long queuing at the immigration office. and he asked his driver...what are all this people doing?

the driver " they are trying to leave eritrea"
to which isayas replied "IMBWA, NEaNAY BEL NEHNA DEMA NESER'A"

the way things are going, the old man is going to be the only man standing in the old country.

on the 2nd day of christmas, to celebrate jesus

Yared was an Axumite musician of the 6th century who lived during the reign of Gabra Masqal of Axum (who succeeded Kaleb). He is credited with inventing Tewahedo Orthodox Church music and a system of musical notation before the european system. He is regarded as a saint of the Tewahedo Orthodox Church with a feast day of 11 Genbot (Bashans).

Here is a song based on Yaredawi Musika, Yaradawi church beat

thanks, for the correction about osman adelrahim.

about the pussy control, i mean a girl that makes you
run faster than zeresenay tadesse when she calls
you and tell you to come must really
have you under her whip. 
that is good though, it means you love her.

about tedros, i think he was the one together
with another who orginally sang that famous
tewelide ne'adeye song...
you know..kibel kibel ne'adeye..
the one dawit shilan is singing all the time.

anyways here is tedros singing an old famous song

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fame makes one behave differently. the same where ever you go. but wedi tikabo is ok, always says hello even if he doesn't know you. takes the time  to chat with people.
wedi tikabo is great lyrics writer. he sings very good too.
but i like him when he sings songs like tet'asi, yet, he never performs that song publicly, u have to see him in the night cafe's like hakosea to really appreciate wedi tikabo. he sings tigrigna reggae, he experiments, he is great. dawit shilan is also great when he is performing in clubs, he will sing old songs, songs that normally never are heard on tv. in public they mostly sing guyla, not experimental stuff. that is why, in order experience the true and hidden abilities of these musicians it is always better to meet them at their home-turfs, at the clubs.

her is wedi tikabo singing hageray, listen to the lyrics,
the song about what eritrea the country needs, artists, educated people, patriots, priests, doctors, farmers etc...he is asking: my country, which one do you love most out of all of them??