Désert from Sowal Diabi by De Kaboul A Bamako
Ruşan Filiztek brought this theme back from two desert crossings, one in Iran, the other in Morocco. Mamani Keïta and Aïda Nosrat perform harrowing vocals, communing in song, releasing an energy whereby all musicians tend towards one and the same horizon, one and the same humanity.
Tracklist
| 1. | Désert | 5:47 |
Lyrics
Mamani Keïta :
The valiant one remains the master of their environment nothing shakes them
No matter where they are, at home or abroad, they keep calm
Those who are not valiant can only keep calm at home not abroad
Credits
Mamani Keïta : Vocals
Aïda Nosrat : Vocals, Violin
Sogol Mirzaei : Tar
Siar Hashimi : Tablas
Ruşan Filiztek : Saz
Florent Berteau : Drums
Gérald Bonnegrace : Percussions
Fabien Girard : Electric Guitar
Aristide Gonçalves : Trumpet, Keyboard
Michael Havard : Saxophone
Samuel Hirsch : Electric Bass Guitar
License
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“Sowal” means “question” in Persian, “diabi” means “answer” in Bambara. Sowal Diabi brings together artists that have all experienced exile, physical or cultural: Malian singer Mamani Keita, Iranian singer Aïda Nosrat, her compatriot Sogol Mirzaei playing the târ (lute), Afghan tabla-player Siar Hashimi, Kurdish stranbej (virtuoso singer) Ruşan Filiztek and French Ethio-jazz group Arat Kilo