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Nome de trilha: THE LAND OF NSO A
Número de trilha: SAS 232 20.0
Compositor: Frederick Nsoyuni
Artistas: Frederick Nsoyuni
EAN/GTIN: 4020771132324
ISRC: DE-B63-13-23220
Nome do CD: CAMEROON POP
Número do catálogo: 232
Serie: Sonoton Authentic Series - SAS
LC Number: 07573
Número de trilha: SAS 232 20.0
Compositor: Frederick Nsoyuni
Artistas: Frederick Nsoyuni
EAN/GTIN: 4020771132324
ISRC: DE-B63-13-23220
Nome do CD: CAMEROON POP
Número do catálogo: 232
Serie: Sonoton Authentic Series - SAS
LC Number: 07573
Male pop song about the land of NSO, West Cameroon and its rural African settlements supported by religious organisations. Fadeout ending. 110 bpm (Gmaj)
| Artists | Frederick Nsoyuni |
|---|---|
| Tempo | Médio, 110 bpm |
| Key | Gmaj |
| Featured instruments | Vocal/Cantos (feat.) |
| Formation | Pequeno (2-10) |
| Sound | Som natural |
| Version | Versão principal |
| Duration | 5:02 |
| Release date | 2013-01-08 |
| ISRC | DEB631323220 |
| Download file name | SAS023220_THE_LAND_OF_NSO_A_SONOTON |
| GEMA Workcode | 13534360 |
1-9, 12-14, 17-19, 22-30: Arranged & produced by the composer. Recorded at M1 Studio Buea, Cameroon. Sound engineer & programing: Emil Ngoumba. Mixed by Pit Floß and David Santiago at INTERSOUND Studios, Munich.
Eric Grey (Guitar 1), Bobgala Didier (Guitar 2), Godlove Muntoh (Lung), Joseph (Bass), Ba Gota (Traditional Flute), Alain Oyono (Saxophone), Clovis (Toumba), Chorus - Bobgala Didier, Achale, Doh Abigelle & Kale and Vocalist - Bobgala Didier.
10, 11, 15, 16, 20, 21: Arranged & produced by the composer and his band. Recorded and mixed at Towa's Studio, Bamenda, Cameroon. Sound engineer: Carlos Towa. Assistant engineer: Tata Anthony Liybarfee.
Carlos Towa (Bass Guitar), Okoro - Tata Anthony Liybarfee (Keyboard), Inna - Venasius Dzelafen (Rhythm Guitar), Hiltop - Frederick Nsoyuni (Solo Guitar, Back-up, Lead Vocal).
Mastered by Wolfgang Meyscheider at digital music & media, Traunwalchen.
Cover design: Sahar Aharoni
Eric Grey (Guitar 1), Bobgala Didier (Guitar 2), Godlove Muntoh (Lung), Joseph (Bass), Ba Gota (Traditional Flute), Alain Oyono (Saxophone), Clovis (Toumba), Chorus - Bobgala Didier, Achale, Doh Abigelle & Kale and Vocalist - Bobgala Didier.
10, 11, 15, 16, 20, 21: Arranged & produced by the composer and his band. Recorded and mixed at Towa's Studio, Bamenda, Cameroon. Sound engineer: Carlos Towa. Assistant engineer: Tata Anthony Liybarfee.
Carlos Towa (Bass Guitar), Okoro - Tata Anthony Liybarfee (Keyboard), Inna - Venasius Dzelafen (Rhythm Guitar), Hiltop - Frederick Nsoyuni (Solo Guitar, Back-up, Lead Vocal).
Mastered by Wolfgang Meyscheider at digital music & media, Traunwalchen.
Cover design: Sahar Aharoni
Rough translation:
Blessed is the land of Nso in the North-West of Cameroon
We are proud to be blessed in Africa with a good climate
in our land of hills, valleys and rivers where we are farmers
With love for the Christian Presbyterian and Muslim tradition
under His Royal Highness the Fon of Nso and the SDO,
and to be law-abiding citizens
Peace and unity progress in our land
Thanks be to the missionaries for they came
with their hospitals, the Banso Baptist hospital
and the Catholic hospital, and with our herbalist,
to care for our people
You are welcome to learn to speak our dialect
So feel at home and enjoy with our people the
counsel (?council) of elders who will welcome you
with a title
You came to settle and be married and there is
room for you
As a scholar, a lecturer, from the North-East or West
you are welcome
As a farmer, business man, from the North-East or West
you are welcome
As a tourist, a culturist, from the North-East or West
you are welcome
Blessed is the land of Nso in the North-West of Cameroon
We are proud to be blessed in Africa with a good climate
in our land of hills, valleys and rivers where we are farmers
With love for the Christian Presbyterian and Muslim tradition
under His Royal Highness the Fon of Nso and the SDO,
and to be law-abiding citizens
Peace and unity progress in our land
Thanks be to the missionaries for they came
with their hospitals, the Banso Baptist hospital
and the Catholic hospital, and with our herbalist,
to care for our people
You are welcome to learn to speak our dialect
So feel at home and enjoy with our people the
counsel (?council) of elders who will welcome you
with a title
You came to settle and be married and there is
room for you
As a scholar, a lecturer, from the North-East or West
you are welcome
As a farmer, business man, from the North-East or West
you are welcome
As a tourist, a culturist, from the North-East or West
you are welcome
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