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Baraka
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Farafinya
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Chauffeuriké
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Moragbè
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Din Din Din
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Gni Ma Konona
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Na
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Senma Sila
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Bi Mogoya
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Sini Mamadi Konko
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Doussou Koulibaly Bamako, Mali
Having family from both sides of the guineo-malian border, Doussou's music is influenced by the Wassulu as well as the Mandinka heritage. A very rare female bringing the kamale n'goni (8 strings harp-lute) as a forefront instrument, she presents her songs without any artifice - pure, joyous, beautiful, and from the heart. Recorded with an all acoustic Malian band in Bamako. ... more
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