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These are some Pulaar women in Garelboubou, Mauritania, singing during a break in a dyeing training.
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Janga Wolof 
2 responses to “Pulaar Chanting in Mauritania”
English to Wolof/French Dictionary now available for download:
http://www.lulu.com/product/ebook/janga-laaka-wolof-dictionary/17265716
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do you have a book that has words in pulaar?
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