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Musiques d'Afrique: November 2007
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Sunday, November 25, 2007. Joe Dioubaté, part 2. Things moved fast for Joe Dioubaté, and maybe a bit too fast. On November 11, there was the 6th edition of the Guinean Hip Hop Golden Cassette Award (The Guinean phonographic market is still dominated by the good old cassette). The Golden Cassette was granted to a group named Sèmbèdèkè. For their album Tétra. But Joe Dioubaté received two prices, one for Best Singer and one for Best Solo Album. With a few friends he celebrated this good news in a local.
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Musiques d'Afrique: February 2008
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Sunday, February 17, 2008. Dangerous traffic conditions in Africa or more specifically in Guinea was never meant to be a. Of this blog although it currently looks like it is. He released three cassette over the years,. 171; Mano River Union. 171; S.O.S. Amour. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). This is a blog linked to the Musiques d'Afrique website. This website aims to promote African music by presenting biographies and discographies of currently around 330 African artists and bands. View my complete profile.
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Musiques d'Afrique: August 2008
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Monday, August 4, 2008. Elie Kamano feat. Les Espoirs de Coronthie: Dounya. Today I want to show you a clip of a great song from Guinea. It is a song by Elie Kamano. A rapper/ hip hop and reggae star from this West African country, featuring a prominent band of a musical genre which has become very popular in the last years, a genre that could be called « musique tradi-moderne . The song is called. Direct URL http:/ fr.youtube.com/watch? I will tell you more about both Kamano and Les Espoirs soon.
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Musiques d'Afrique: April 2008
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Friday, April 11, 2008. A great « cantatrice from Mali released a first international CD album after 30 years of career. This gorgeous album « Titati I can very much recommend. Along with great female singers such as Mokontafe Sacko, Sarafing Kouyaté, Wandé Kouyaté and Nantenedié Kamissoko, she helped developing and promoting traditional Malian music within the Ensemble Instrumental du Mali for 10 years (from 1974). The Musiques d'Afrique web site now features a page about Bako here. Links and other blogs.
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Musiques d'Afrique: Joe Dioubaté, part 2
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Sunday, November 25, 2007. Joe Dioubaté, part 2. Things moved fast for Joe Dioubaté, and maybe a bit too fast. On November 11, there was the 6th edition of the Guinean Hip Hop Golden Cassette Award (The Guinean phonographic market is still dominated by the good old cassette). The Golden Cassette was granted to a group named Sèmbèdèkè. For their album Tétra. But Joe Dioubaté received two prices, one for Best Singer and one for Best Solo Album. With a few friends he celebrated this good news in a local.
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Musiques d'Afrique: June 2010
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Friday, June 18, 2010. Zangalewa (this Time for Africa). Was asked to compose a song for the 2010 football championship in South Africa, she acknowledged that he had been inspired by a song she heard as a little girl. When listening to «. Waka Waka (This Time for Africa). It becomes clear very soon that a part of the song stems from Cameroon's Golden Sounds'. A song from 1986, that has become known throughout Africa. It was successful to the extent that the band even changed its name into Zangalewa.
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Musiques d'Afrique: Elie Kamano feat. Les Espoirs de Coronthie: Dounya
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Monday, August 4, 2008. Elie Kamano feat. Les Espoirs de Coronthie: Dounya. Today I want to show you a clip of a great song from Guinea. It is a song by Elie Kamano. A rapper/ hip hop and reggae star from this West African country, featuring a prominent band of a musical genre which has become very popular in the last years, a genre that could be called « musique tradi-moderne . The song is called. Direct URL http:/ fr.youtube.com/watch? I will tell you more about both Kamano and Les Espoirs soon. Elie K...
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Musiques d'Afrique: Zangalewa (this Time for Africa)
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Friday, June 18, 2010. Zangalewa (this Time for Africa). Was asked to compose a song for the 2010 football championship in South Africa, she acknowledged that he had been inspired by a song she heard as a little girl. When listening to «. Waka Waka (This Time for Africa). It becomes clear very soon that a part of the song stems from Cameroon's Golden Sounds'. A song from 1986, that has become known throughout Africa. It was successful to the extent that the band even changed its name into Zangalewa.
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Musiques d'Afrique: December 2009
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Wednesday, December 16, 2009. Only a few days ago I discovered that Malian singer Ramata Diakité. 35) has died in the night of 30 October. Much too young to die, she just got married in September to a Burkinabe businessman, it was her third marriage. She has been burried in Burkina Faso. Ramata was one of the more successful female singers from the Wassoulou region, just second to Oumou Sangaré. She sold in excess of 100,000 legal cassettes in her home country. Her biggest hit album was «. In the followi...
