The Ethiopian music scene is reverberating with the electrifying beats of Mikirti Libey's latest offering, "Kebero" (ምቅርቲ – ልበይ ከበሮ). Dropped just this past week, this track isn't merely a song; it's a vibrant declaration, a pulsating heart-thump that has immediately captivated listeners and critics alike, promising to be the anthem of the season. With its infectious rhythm and powerful vocals, "Kebero" is swiftly climbing charts, proving Mikirti Libey's undeniable talent for blending traditional sounds with a contemporary flair that speaks directly to the soul of Ethiopia.

​"Kebero," which translates to drum, lives up to its name by centering a compelling drumline that serves as the song's backbone. Mikirti Libey’s vocal delivery is both commanding and emotive, soaring over the intricate instrumental arrangement. The song masterfully incorporates traditional Ethiopian musical elements, particularly the distinct rhythms of the kebero drum, while infusing modern production techniques. This fusion creates a sound that is both deeply rooted in heritage and refreshingly new, making it accessible to a wide audience both within Ethiopia and across the diaspora.

​The lyrics, delivered in Tigrigna, are described by early listeners as poetic and resonant, though specific themes are still being widely discussed and interpreted. What is clear, however, is the track's undeniable energy and its ability to evoke a sense of celebration and cultural pride.

​Since its release, "Kebero" has seen an immediate surge in popularity across various platforms. Ethiopian music enthusiasts on social media are buzzing about the track, sharing clips, and praising Mikirti Libey’s artistry. YouTube views are rapidly accumulating, and the song is making significant headway on local radio stations and streaming services. Industry pundits are already predicting "Kebero" will be a staple in playlists and celebrations for months to come.