Sangare's style is wassalou, a popular musical genre derived from folk traditions in the rural southwestern part of the country; that style has brought her international stardom.

24, ... Artists like Mali's Oumou Sangaré, Tanzania's Anania Ngoliga, Madagascar's D'Gary and Uganda's Nakisenyi Women's Group also feature on the release.





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I love Omuou because her muisc has taught me many lessons.

Her magnificent, throaty alto and exotic yet accessible style have already won her an impressive international following.




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""When the Flecktones were going well, I wanted to use my banjo celebrity to let anyone who would listen know about the African roots of the banjo, and remind them about its role in early jazz, and American music.



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That could be considered the end of my review, for all intents and purposes.

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Because many African Americans have not learned their ancestry they don't know the richness of West Africa.











Many of Sangare's songs concern love and marriage, especially freedom of choice in marriage.



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This six-foot-tall goddess is indisputably one of modern Africa's greatest singers.













Oumou Sangare is an internationally renowned award-winning singer, composer, business pioneer, and activist who champions women's rights in her native Mali and throughout Africa.



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The region's music is based upon Asian-sounding five-tone scales and is usually accompanied by the resonant kamelengoni (a six-stringed hunters' harp) and searing, earthy fiddles, while jaunty polyrhythms are marked by wood drums, metal scrapers, and/or shakers.



She is an exponent of the blues-like Wassoulou tradition, which takes its name from a province in Southern Mali.



This double CD provides a pretty thorough sample of her career, from her first recordings to her latest (and previously unreleased) efforts.

Unfortunately, while some of the more amped-up Afro-beat tracks are also quite good, others are excruciatingly languid and feel like filler. The songs have a strong traditional feel, very Malian rhythms, but also with updated instruments that really chug along. Driven by this intimate atmosphere, Oumou insisted on adding two very personal tracks to the nine songs on Mogoya - two symbolic tracks from her magnificent career.



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Lucy Duran presents Oumou Sangare in session and Robin Denselow reports from South Sudan.







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Ich erfuhr Instrumente, wie die Kora, die Ngoni oder Djembe, die ich vorher nie sah oder hörte.

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Ich habe Oumoun Sangare vor etwas 25 Jahren In Hamburg live erleben dürfen.















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