"Dama Bardé" is a love song with a vibrant music video, rich in Senegalese culture. The video is an explosion of colors, rhythms, and traditions. It features the young artist Samba Peuzzi and the women of the "Diam Bougoum" troupe in iconic Senegalese settings, blending modernity, tradition, and authenticity.

In this clip released on Saturday, December 6, 2025, we see striking images of the young rapper dancing with his wife under the lights of a sunset in the Saloum Islands.

The video's visuals feature aerial shots of the savannah, accompanied by percussion played on traditional drums. References to Serer tradition are present, with geometric patterns and ancestral symbols. Energetic dances inspired by mbalax are performed, featuring fluid movements and vibrant colors.

In short, "Dama Bardé" is a visual and auditory journey that highlights the cultural richness of Senegal, while capturing the contagious energy of Samba Peuzzi and the "Diam Bougoum" troupe. A feast for the eyes and ears.

Samba Peuzzi, whose real name is Samba Tine, is a Senegalese rapper and singer-songwriter, born on February 2, 1996 in Dakar. He is a major figure in modern hip-hop in Senegal, known for his unique style that blends rap (in French and Wolof) with traditional rhythms like mbalakh, sometimes called "rambalax". Starting young, he became known with singles like "Fresh" and "Marie & Cheikh".

The "Diam Bougoum" troupe (I want peace) is a group of Serer women artists. Residing in Diofior, in the Fatick region, these mothers have successfully carved out a place for themselves in the public sphere through art. Their songs promote peace in homes, foster cohesion in villages, and empower women.