Slate Nation – Piandu: The New Hit Song That Celebrates South Sudanese Culture
If you are looking for a catchy and uplifting song that showcases the diversity and richness of South Sudanese culture, you should check out Slate Nation’s latest release, Piandu. Piandu, which means “dance” in Dinka language, is a fusion of traditional and modern beats that invites listeners to groove along and enjoy the moment.
Slate Nation, whose real name is Angelo Maku, is a South Sudanese-Australian singer, songwriter and producer who has been making waves in the music industry with his unique style and talent. He is known for blending different genres such as afrobeat, dancehall, reggae, hip hop and R&B, and singing in multiple languages such as English, Arabic, Dinka, Nuer and Bari.
With Piandu, Slate Nation aims to celebrate the beauty and diversity of South Sudanese culture and to inspire unity and peace among his people. He says that Piandu is a song for everyone who loves to dance and have fun, regardless of their background or ethnicity. He also hopes that Piandu will help to promote South Sudanese music and culture to the world.
Piandu is available on all major streaming platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube and SoundCloud. You can also watch the official music video on Slate Nation’s YouTube channel, which features stunning visuals of South Sudanese landscapes, costumes and dances. Don’t miss this opportunity to discover and enjoy Slate Nation’s Piandu, the new hit song that celebrates South Sudanese culture!
Slate Nation is not only a talented musician, but also a passionate advocate for social justice and human rights. He has been involved in various campaigns and initiatives that aim to raise awareness and support for the issues facing South Sudan and its people, such as poverty, violence, displacement and famine. He has also collaborated with other artists and organizations to create songs and events that promote peace and harmony among different communities and groups.
Some of his notable works include “We Are The World 25 For Haiti”, a remake of the classic song that featured over 80 artists from around the world to raise funds for the victims of the 2010 Haiti earthquake; “Stand Up For Peace”, a song that he co-wrote and performed with other South Sudanese artists to call for an end to the civil war in South Sudan; and “One Tribe One Nation”, a concert that he organized and headlined in Melbourne, Australia, to celebrate the diversity and unity of South Sudanese people.
Slate Nation’s Piandu is not only a catchy and uplifting song, but also a powerful message of hope and joy for South Sudan and its people. By showcasing the rich and diverse culture of his homeland, Slate Nation hopes to inspire pride and confidence among his fellow South Sudanese, and to encourage them to pursue their dreams and aspirations. He also hopes that Piandu will help to bridge the gap between South Sudan and the rest of the world, and to foster mutual understanding and respect among different cultures and nations.