Malick Pathé Sow & Welnere - Miin E Mah Album

Tracklist

1	Baydi Kacce
2	JaliibeDunya
3	Sama
4	Abdou Aziz Daabax
5	Fantang
6	JirimBaayo
7	Maayo Men
8	Jeeri Bona
9	Winndu Massa
10	Ndunngu
11	Eliman

Album

Malick Pathé Sow & Welnere. LyricsMiin e Mah. Malick Pathé Sow. Lyrics not available. Be the first to add the lyrics and earn points. Add lyrics. Download now. Malick Pathé Sow sings about historical figures and events, the protection of minority language, and he calls for coexistence in diversity, the environment and nature. These themes are relevant not only in the country of their origin but also in the musicians' current environment, which is Matonge, the black district of Brussels. View wiki. Op Maayo Men Our River is a meeting place for the Peulh of Senegal and Mauritania as well as a symbol of peace and fertility. Malick Pathé Sow sings about historical figures and events, the protection of minority language, and he calls fo. Malick Pathe Sow, 1959, Ndioum, Senegal. Born into a family of griots traditionally the caste of musicians and artists within West African society, Sow took up music from a young age, singing and playing the hoddu a local relative of the banjo and Fulani violin. In 1978 he formed the band Yellitaire with Baaba Maal, which became Dande Lenol, Maals backing band for live appearances. Sow toured with the band throughout Africa and Europe and appeared on Maals classic Baayo 1991. Moving to Brussels, he formed Welnere, his own band, featuring both African and European musicians. Born into a family of griots traditionally the caste of musicians and artists within West African society, Sow took up music from a young age, singing and playing the hoddu a local relative of the banj. read more. top albums. similar to. malickpathesow Albums. Maayo Men. Eliman comp. Malick Pathe Sow, publishing : Muziekpublique from the Album 'Maayo Men'. Has been played on. The BBC artist page for Malick Pathé Sow. Find the best clips, watch programmes, catch up on the news, and read the latest Malick Pathé Sow Pathé Sow comes from a large family party instruments and musicians Laawbe knowledge and voice over from nomadic Fula from northern Senegal. As one of the reliable and important musicians of the band Baaba Maala, in which he played the African banjo Hodd and sang, after arriving in Europe put on a successful solo career