Guelewar was founded in Banjul, The Gambia in 1970. Originally called The Alligators, they were led by musical star Bai Janha, a central figure in the Gambian musical community during the 1970s. In 1972, the band decided to incorporate more local musical styles, using the 21-stringed Kora. The group also incorporated the sabar drums, an indigenous instrument which beats out a rhythmic style known as Mbalax. This style of dance music was later internationalized by Senegalese star Youssou N’Dour.
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Warteef Jiggeen
President Diawara
Sama yaye demna n'darr
Warteef Jigeen
Wollou
Yaye boul ma bayi
Njarama
Sunu maakaan
Bamba bo jang
Jilanna
Warteff Jiggeen
Djaraama
N.T.C. the Gambia
Mamadu Bitike
Tasito
Kele Fasane
Leen te koun
Sunu Makaan
Djaraama / From : Tasito
Wallou!
Ya Mom Samaray
Balla Jigi
Kelefa Sane
Wartef Jigen
Yaye Ramoutoulaye
1 yaye boul ma bayi
2 sama yaye demna n'darr
Sonda
Sanehmentereng
Cilss
Sama Yaye Demma N'darr
Cheddo
Président Diawara
Tara
Ouvaryea
Relen Te Contan
Sanu Maakaan
Guelewar Band Of Banjul / Warteef Jigeen
Honda
Sama Yaye Denna N'Darr
3 sunu maakaan
4 president diawara
5 bamba bo jang
Halleli N'Dakarou N'Diaye
DJarama
Warteef Jiggen
Leen De Koun
6 njarama
Bamba Bô Jang
President Jawara-Abdou Diouf
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