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Kristofer Dahl9th March 2009Thanks Sinisa - your "Around the world" series is always very refreshing to hear, can't wait to see what more styles you have got in store for us! 
Sergio Dorado9th March 2009Very nice melodies, Sinisa!
purple hayes9th March 2009Wow! Great lesson. I'm bookmarking it, for sure.
Jerry Arcidiacono9th March 2009Great lesson! Thanks for this series Sinisa 
Piotr Kaczor9th March 2009Amazing series, Sinisa! It's snowing and it's cold here, so your music is perfect for these days! Thank you, mate
Pedja Simovic9th March 2009This one is awesome Sinisa !
Safari style with great backing - well done
Canis9th March 2009The summerfeeling just slapped me across the face!
Thanks a lot for this one ^^
berko9th March 2009Awesome lesson! I just sooo love this series!
Tolek9th March 2009Nice music, but awesome video effects!
Trond Vold9th March 2009Awesome lesson 
I love this series. It's always something fresh and unique
Vasilije Vukmirovic9th March 2009Interesting!
Reminds me of So Sabi!
Kuba Szafran9th March 2009Great stuff Sinisja !
Zsolt Galambos9th March 2009Wow! This is a cool one !
Sinisa Cekic9th March 2009Thanks very much guys, i have more to show you ,just stay tuned
kaznie_NL9th March 2009Wow, you really got the feel, sounds very tropic and cool!! Safari rules xD
Frederik9th March 2009hehe This reminds me of the little murmaid
Under the Sea 
Gerardo Siere9th March 2009Very nice song, however it reminds me more afrocuban stuff, then affrican stuff....
Lian Gerbino9th March 2009hey man this´s awesome!!! is that a Lion grount at the end? hahaha!!! awesome!
Ivan Milenkovic9th March 2009Awesome!
Emir Hot9th March 2009Great series Sinisa. This is very cool one
Nazgul9th March 2009This series is awesome. Really enjoy the different styles, I think I've heard this style many times but I never knew it was Kenian.
Muris Varajic9th March 2009Hola
Sinisa Cekic9th March 2009 
Ramiro Delforte10th March 2009Nice lesson and good information 
Stephane Lucarelli10th March 2009Cool & fresh lesson Sinisa ! I love that kind of stuff
Bogdan Radovic10th March 2009Wow amazing work Sinisa!! This one is so refreshing and backing is so fun!
Sensible Jones10th March 2009Great Lesson Sinisa!! You really captured the Soukous vibe!!!
Carlos Carrillo10th March 2009Very cool mate! I love it!
JuanMV11th March 2009Very original! thanks
Sinisa Cekic11th March 2009Thanks again my friends !
David Wallimann11th March 2009So much talent Sinisa!
This is great!!!
Dejan Farkas11th March 2009Awesome lesson Sinisa, can't wait for more
Sinisa Cekic13th March 2009 
Aleksander Sukovic14th March 2009I don't know how you do it, Sinisa... You make is sound so authentic.
This is a great enrichment for us all.
Thank you, Sinisa!
Vrh, brate!
Alexiaden9329th May 2009Beautiful ! Sounds very tropical and exotic... Awesome composition
saman24th July 2009Hi Sinisa,you made my day!!!.More soukous please.Thanks.Really grate.
saman24th July 2009Hi Sinisa ,grate stuff!!!.More Africa and soukous please.Thanks.
aiki boy26th July 2009Awesome stuff!!!!! I hope you do more acoustic lessons like this. Also, what model guitar are you playing? I'm looking for a cross-over guitar so I can start playing nylon string in this style. I'm really into older Acoustic Alchemy stuff.
Sinisa Cekic11th September 2009Sorry for the delayed response-
that's Ibanez AEG10 Nent model
thanks again !
thefireball23rd May 2010Reminds me of what you hear in a Mexican restaurant! We just came from El Acapulco! The eatin' was good!
Adrian Figallo23rd September 2011i love this around the world series!
Hey Folks! Are you ready for next stop? Safari time , Kenia and Soukous style!
Ok, what is a Soukous?
Soukous from the French word for "shake" is a generic term for modern Zairean/Congolese dance
music, but now widely played throughout Africa, known as Lingala music in Kenia, Congo music
in Anglophone West Africa...
Early influences include highlife and Cuban rumba, but the abiding strength of the style lay in adaptation of indigenous traditions.
Originally performed on likembe (sanza), guitar and bottle, early innovators gave it a more modern feel .
-The drum beat out a repetitive pattern while the guitarists let you know
the train was coming- are a nice intro for a explanation how to play
this style..
Chord progression used for Soukous is mostly 3chord pattern 1-4-5 (keyC-F-G),
The Ionian is the brightest and most boring of all the modes but here is example
how you can make it very interesting and happy :) !
Chord progression: C F G
4/4 ,120bpm
Enjoy i!
