La Grande Cantatrice Malienne

Nahawa Doumbia

Part of "Marx' Gespenster"

  • Music
ca. 90min

Brian Shimkovitz has been archiving and digitizing treasures of music from cassette for many years, making this otherwise lost music available on his blog Awesome Tapes From Africa. He then started his own label under the same name with an album from the ‘80s by Nahawa Doumbia. In her intense refrains Doumbia spreads feminist messages and takes a position on social issues. She now appears in Berlin for the first time.
Nahawa Doumbia - Banani (Mali)

Cast

Vocals: Nahawa Doumbia / Guitar: N'Gou Bagayoko / N'goni (lute): Harouna Samake / Djembe: Mamadou Ouedraogo / Doundounba (a set of three traditional drums): Mamadou Diarra

Dates

Past
Sun 22.11.2015, 20:00 / HAU1

Location

HAU1
Stresemannstr. 29, 10963 Berlin

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