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Ataya
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Talibe
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Alal
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Lote Lo
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Natt
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Djola Kele
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Samag La
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Mougneul
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Tadieu Bone
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Xiif
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Xalat
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Dioumaa
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Album Reviews
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Review:
Senegalese bands as a whole are consistently into electronics and crossover, in a way that constitutes a new national sound rather than a hit-hunting aberration. Lo is typical, in that you may find almost anything going on under his mellow Sahelian vocals -- but all of it with the conviction that comes from doing what you like rather than what you think will sell. Released in 1987
— CalabashMusic.com
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