This song honors the legacy of Fakoly, the ancestral blacksmith of West Africa, whose sacred pirogue and powerful fetishes symbolize protection and spiritual guidance. Through modern rhythms and lyrics, it tells the story of craftsmanship, faith, and resilience, echoing the deep connection between humanity and its traditions. A journey through time, guided by the spirit of Fakoly and his descendants . The legend of Fakoly (or Fakoly Doumbia) is deeply rooted in the traditions of West Africa, particularly among the Mandinka people. Fakoly is portrayed as a mythical ancestor, a legendary hero, and a symbol of courage, ingenuity, and loyalty to ancestral values. Fakoly is celebrated as a great blacksmith, a central figure in Mandinka mythology. Blacksmiths held a sacred and respected role in society, mastering fire and metal to symbolize transformation and creative power. Fakoli is also known for his connection to Sundiata Keita, the founder of the Mali Empire in the 13th century. Fakolyn is often associated with symbolic objects like sacred fetishes and magical pirogues, reflecting his connection to spiritual forces. These items underscore his role not only as a warrior and blacksmith but also as a spiritual figure and protector of his people. His legacy remains a revered figure in Mandinka oral traditions. He embodies justice, resistance to oppression, and the preservation of ancestral values. Today, griots continue to tell his story, ensuring that his name and legacy resonate across generations.