Nina Girma Brings the Heat with “Welaalo Ayssi Gayi” — A Celebration of Wolaita and Modern Vibes

By Dagmawit Zerihun
Published on 10/27/25

Ethiopian star Nina Girma is back — and this time, she’s lighting up the dance floor with her brand-new track “Welaalo Ayssi Gayi.”

The song dropped on her official YouTube channel as a video single, and within moments of hitting play, one thing becomes clear: you can’t sit still when this beat drops.

“Welaalo Ayssi Gayi” is a Wolaita-inspired track that beautifully blends traditional rhythms with modern Afro-pop energy. Nina manages to keep the soul of the Wolaita sound alive while infusing it with contemporary flair — a mix that’s infectious, joyful, and irresistibly danceable.


The moment the drums hit, you’re pulled in. The tempo, the melodies, and the playful call-and-response patterns all make this a song designed to move people — whether you’re at home, in a club, or watching the video on repeat.

 
The music video is a feast for the eyes. From the vibrant outfits to the stunning backdrops, everything feels intentional and alive. The choreography deserves special mention — dynamic, energetic, and full of Wolaita cultural flair, yet choreographed in a modern, global style that connects instantly with younger audiences.

 
You can tell a lot of thought went into the videography too — crisp visuals, smooth transitions, and that perfect balance of color and motion that keeps viewers hooked till the last second.

What makes Nina Girma stand out is her ability to bridge cultures. With “Welaalo Ayssi Gayi,” she’s not just making a catchy hit — she’s celebrating Ethiopia’s diversity and showing how local sounds can shine in the global music scene.

 
By weaving Wolaita roots with modern production, she continues to expand what Ethiopian pop can be: vibrant, inclusive, and confidently modern.

“Welaalo Ayssi Gayi” isn’t just another release — it’s a mood, a movement, and a dance invitation.Nina Girma’s charisma, voice, and creative vision shine through every beat and every frame.

 
If you haven’t watched the video yet, open YouTube and search for “Welaalo Ayssi Gayi – Nina Girma.”

But fair warning — you won’t be able to sit still for long!