Sambolera

Khadja Nin

1996· Vogue ·74321380682

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Tracklist 46:30

1Sambolera mayi son - Remix4:30

2Sina mali, sina deni (Free)4:09

3Wale Watu - Remix3:59

4Mama Lusiya4:13

5Save Us4:16

6Mwana Wa Mama3:56

7Leo Leya4:10

8N'Barik Fall (Battling Sept. 1922)4:15

9Sous Le Charme4:28

10Rosy4:02

11Bwana C.4:32

Créditos

Músicos

Patrick Mortiertrumpet

Pietro Lacirignolaalto saxophone, tenor saxophone

Frank Deruyttertenor saxophone, backing vocals, choir

Philippe De Cockpiano, organ, keyboards

Nicolas Fiszmanguitar, bass, backing vocals, keyboards, mandolin

Dizzy Mandjekuelectric guitar

Kevin Mulliganguitar, keyboards, mandolin

Philippe Allartdrums

Thierry Gutmanndrums

Chris Jorispercussion

Luis Jardimpercussion

Philippe Moberspercussion

Bea Lunabacking vocals, choir

David Linxbacking vocals

Ingrid Simonsbacking vocals

Mildred Douglasbacking vocals

Sabine Kabongobacking vocals, choir

Tanga Remabacking vocals, choir

Khadja Ninvocals

Alexia Wakuchoir

Ange Nawasadiochoir

Ben Kipettichoir

Daddy Wakuchoir

Gabriel Madiatachoir

Héritier Ngunguchoir

Lionel Sonnachoir

Mamidochoir

Marie Daulnechoir

Sylvie Nawasadiochoir

Producción

Raphaël Joninmastered

Christian "Djoum" Ramonproducer, recorded, mixed

Kevin Mulliganproducer

Nicolas Fiszmanproducer

Alain Lievensrecorded

Erwin Autriquerecorded

Michel Dierickxrecorded

Arte y Diseño

FKGBdesign

Kate Stockmancover, inside booklet photography

Filip Deryckerephotography

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Vogue

“La banda sonora del París de posguerra.”

Vogue nació en Detroit en 1946 como una rareza de discos ilustrados, pero su verdadera historia se escribió al cruzar el Atlántico. En París, Charles Delaunay y Léon Cabat adoptaron la marca para registrar las sesiones de jazz que definieron la posguerra. Por sus estudios pasa…

Detroit, 1946 · 137 álbumes en Sonora

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