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Worotan

album by Sangaré
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  • Oumou Sangaré

    Several songs on Worotan (1996), for instance, featured soul-influenced wind arrangements led by American saxophonist Pee Wee Ellis. Both albums electrified African dance floors and, like their predecessor Moussoulou, spoke to pressing social issues, particularly those affecting women.

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    Several songs on Worotan (1996), for instance, featured soul-influenced wind arrangements led by American saxophonist Pee Wee Ellis. Both albums electrified African dance floors and, like their predecessor Moussoulou, spoke to pressing social issues, particularly those affecting women.

    Read More