Samba Alla
Diogal Lyrics

The lyrics to Diogal's song Samba Alla are in Wolof, a language spoken in Senegal, Gambia, and Mauritania. The song describes a joyful dance called Samba Alla that brings people together. The first line Anna wa kër gii means "Come and see." The second line Sàmba allar geesu warnala means "Samba Alla is the reason for the dance." The third line Gni nga baayi kaw nga means "Come and join us." The fourth line Gno gni xol si yaw means "Let's all dance together." The chorus is repeated with a slight variation in the sixth line where Anna wa kër gii(6) means "Come and see (again)."

The song is about celebrating life and finding joy in the simple things like music and dance. It is an invitation to join together in unity and dance away one's troubles. The repetitive nature of the lyrics is intentional as it creates a sense of community and togetherness. The use of the Wolof language adds cultural authenticity to the song and showcases the beauty of African languages.