Sékouba Bambino and Daughter Iama Celebrate Mandingue Tradition

Guinean singer Sékouba Bambino and his daughter Iama are celebrating the transmission of the Mandingue singing tradition, highlighting the role of griots as masters of oral history and art.

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« N’nanifa » : Sékouba Bambino et sa fille Iama célèbrent la transmission

Dans la société traditionnelle mandingue, l'art du chant n'a pas de secret pour les djélis — ou griots —, maîtres du verbe et grands dépositaires d'une tradition orale qui se transmet de génération en génération

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Sékouba Bambino and Daughter Iama Celebrate Mandingue Tradition

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