originally from Paynesville city, the republic of Liberia,a small country on the west coast of
Africa,I now live in Minneapolis, Minnesota the United states of America.
Ever Mindful of the many negative information about my country due largely in part to the almost two decades of civil war, i have created this blog as a means to share with all well meaning people and friends of Liberia, the many positive aspect of my country.
GOD, Country and family first,is my motto, every other thing is secondary.
Man i don't know this guy, but i swear he will be the next big thing in Monrovia. his songs are so funny, his dancers are good, and though this song is a parody of another African song, i love what he did with it. it is awesome, and i am sorry folks unless you understand Liberian English you will not get the joke. for all my Liberian people out there however, i hope you enjoy it as i did....... Here is Friday the cell phone man performing his song called Belle(pregnant)
Belle
And here is another song he called Monrovia young girl..
Siah Paasewe is a Liberian Singer and Songwriter in this video she sings about women's empowerment, education and rebuilding a nation through a woman. I love the video, i think she should also make a patriotic song, she would be great.
Liberian singing sansation Nimba Burr was born in Nimba Country, Liberia (West Africa). She started singing and dancing at the tender age of five in her hometown of Display, Nimba County. Because of her phenomenal talent, and through the Instrumentality of her uncle George W.W. Tubman, she became a member of the Liberian National Cultural Troupe.
Within a short time, this young singing sensation was introduced to the world. She is likened to a nightingale because of her powerful and melodious voice. In the early 1970”s when James Brown visited Liberia, Nimba Burr was the opening act for the godfather of soul’s historic concert in Monrovia. Nimba Burr has toured many countries and shared the stage with well known performing artists from the United States, Caribbean and Africa. During FESTAC celebrations in Nigeria, she shared the stage with Hugh Masekala and Miriam Makeba of South Africa, Calypso Rose of the West Indies, the great Stevie Wonder and various other artists. In 1992, she released her solo album NIMBA TABLET. “Color Boy”, the number one cut from that album topped the charts in Liberia. Here is the latest smash hit music video from her call Jingy....
For the past years, she has traveled in and out of the United States, appealing to all Liberians and friends of Liberia to assist in developing their country.
