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Lindigo

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Biography

Lindigo perpetuates the tradition of maloya, a musical style originally derived from the songs of African slaves brought to Réunion by French planters. The Lindigo group is part of the new generation of maloya musicians, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2009. Lindigo debuted in 2005 with Misaotra Mama, then revisited the Malagasy roots of maloya with Zanatany in 2006. In 2009, the Reunionese group highlighted the multi-cultural nature of their island on Lafrikindmada . Produced with the help of Fixi from Java, Maloya Power is a reminder in 2012 that maloya is also a music of combat.
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Top Tracks

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    Popularity
  2.   Somin Ton Kaz
  3.   Ahi Na Ma
  4.   Komsa Gayar
  5.   San Ou
  6.   Tokony Miaro
  7.   Sézon
  8.   Bal gayar
  9.   Joanes
  10.   Domoun
  11.   Beleza
  12.   Intro
  13.   Zalouzie
  14.   Buffalony
  15.   Larivé
  16.   Tangaty
  17.   Lao
  18.   San Palto
  19.   Maloya power
  20.   Byin Bon
  21.   La Rua
  22.   Cimendef
  23.   Laba
  24.   Madagasikara
  25.   Lamour
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