Promoting Eritrean Music & Culture to the World Music scene.
Once again, TPLF & its cohorts are engaged in stealing, violating & vandalising Eritrean music, lyrics and melodies. The latest victim of TPLF’s state sponsored vandalism is the main body … Continue Reading →
By QieNit Remembering Tsehaytu Beraki Queen of Eritrean Guyla – The Last Intimate Interview! On the occasion of the feast of Saint John QieNit brings to you the last intimate … Continue Reading →
On the occasion of 1st September, 57th anniversary the success of the armed struggle for Eritrea independence – Embassy Media conducted an interview with ‘The God father of Eritrean Guayla … Continue Reading →
“Abeba Gual Addis Abeba” Informal Conversation or a Spat amongst Ethiopian and Eritrean Artists? By Qienit.com “When there is a door it’s easier to knock and come in, but if … Continue Reading →
Young Eritrean Talents Worldwide Produce a Video for QieNit By QieNit It’s creative, it’s original, it’s fresh, it’s pioneering, it’s inspiring, it’s motivating, it’s professional, it’s made with full of … Continue Reading →
“Love for one country is Incomparable” Eritrea’s Tsehaytu Beraki She was a baby when they arrived in Asmara. For a long time she thought she was born there, but it … Continue Reading →
Music in Eritrea has a profound background. All the nine ethnic groups possess different musical instruments, beats and rhythms. Through history, music in Eritrea, like many other parts of the … Continue Reading →
Memories of the Legends & Tunes of Eritrea – QieNit QieNit in Tigrignya finds it’s English translation as Tunes; QieNit TV Talk show production will bring all those hidden Eritrean … Continue Reading →
Memories of the Legends, Tunes of Eritrea – QieNit TV Talk Show Tebreh Tesfahunegn, one of the most important artists to emerge from the vibrant East African music scene, Tebereh … Continue Reading →
Memories of the Legends, Tunes of Eritrea – QieNit TV Talk Show Yemane G.Micheal “Barya” After a great popular start with “Wedebat Adey” in early 1970s, he laid low for … Continue Reading →