Amadou et mariam folila rapidshare

Wily Kataso 3. Oh Amadou 4. Metemya 5. Africa Mon Afrique 6. Wari 8. Sans Toi 9. Mogo Another Way Bagnale Nebe Miri Mali's first couple in music is once again produced by Marc-Antoine Moreau, who has worked with the pair for the entirety of their musical career. The album's basic tracks were recorded in New York and recut in Bamako. The best tracks were chosen from each location. Genres: World Music. Music Categories: International: Mali. Sidiki Diabate. Folila is somehow even better than their previous effort.

Most of the album is in french or bambaran, with the english only coming in when one of the guests is a native english speaker. They are as more about feeling the music than deciphering every syllable. It might even be a sample from Night Work for all I know. His guitar work is top shelf, and the way it blends with everything else is really amazing.

The good news is that the chances of you not getting into it are pretty slim. All of their records are, in some way, about love-giving love, receiving love; whether with another person or a higher power. You must log in to post a comment. The track explaining the difficulties a blind couple faces is a surprisingly chaotic tune, and almost avant garde in total.

Some courage has been shown in inviting Bernard Cantat to appear on some of the tracks, and this settles the score. His crooning vocals on these 4 tracks hint at the new horizons set for this couple.

The steaming West-African rhythm and blues perfectly fits his voice. Once the guest artists have all left the studio, we get to hear some fine desert blues.

Yet still I remain baffled why Amadou et Mariam have not seen worldwide hits. Each and every household should at least have 2 CDs from Amadou et Mariam. They're blind and you must have been deaf.