Malian musician Sidiki Diabaté has released a new music video for his song "Diarabi Nené bena", which translates to "my love, I'm cold" in Bambara. The video, which features Carmen Sama, the ex-wife of late Ivorian musician DJ Arafat, has gone viral and sparked a heated debate among fans. Diabaté, who currently lives in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire, with his father Toumani, has been making waves in the music scene since his release from prison in the "Mamacita" case.
The teaser for the song had generated significant buzz on social media before its release, with many fans reacting to the news that Carmen Sama would be making a guest appearance. While some fans have praised the collaboration, others have expressed disappointment, accusing Diabaté of making a poor casting choice. However, Carmen Sama has attempted to quell the controversy by posting a message on her Facebook page, expressing her gratitude for the opportunity to work with Diabaté.
In her post, Carmen Sama described the experience of working with Diabaté as "enriching" and expressed her delight in sharing the music video with fans. She also thanked Diabaté and his team for their professionalism. The music video has been well-received by many fans, who have described Carmen Sama's performance as "magnifique, spectaculaire et à saluer" (magnificent, spectacular, and worthy of praise).
Diabaté and Carmen Sama's collaboration is not surprising, given their close relationship. Diabaté is a longtime friend of DJ Arafat, and has been known to offer support to Arafat's children, including Rafna. He also regularly visits Tina Glamour, Arafat's mother. This connection may have contributed to Carmen Sama's decision to work with Diabaté on the music video.
Despite Carmen Sama's efforts to diffuse the controversy, some fans continue to speculate about her relationship with Diabaté. Rumors have circulated that the two are romantically involved, with some fans referring to Carmen Sama as the "mother of the Chine" (a nickname for DJ Arafat's fans). However, there is no concrete evidence to support these claims.
The music video for "Diarabi Nené bena" has been well-received by fans and critics alike, with many praising Diabaté's creativity and Carmen Sama's performance. The song's catchy melody and soothing rhythm have made it a hit among music lovers, and it is likely to be one of the standout tracks of the year.
The controversy surrounding the music video has only added to its popularity, with many fans discussing the collaboration on social media. While some have criticized Diabaté for working with Carmen Sama, others have praised him for his boldness and creativity. Ultimately, the success of the music video will be measured by its impact on the music scene and its enduring popularity among fans.
Key points
- Sidiki Diabaté's music video "Diarabi Nené bena" featuring Carmen Sama has sparked controversy and debate among fans.
- The collaboration between Diabaté and Carmen Sama has been well-received by many fans, who have praised the music video and Carmen Sama's performance.
- Despite rumors of a romantic relationship between Diabaté and Carmen Sama, there is no concrete evidence to support these claims.
