Dindin
from Dindin by Kimi Djabaté
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album6-panel softpak with stunning photos. Purchase comes with a digital booklet filled with song lyrics, information on the artist and album, full credits, etc.
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Reflecting on his own childhood and the current generation growing up in Africa, Kimi implores people not to hurt or exploit children, but to educate them and listen to their individual needs. As Kimi’s lyrics reflect, adults have the power to break the cycle of harm by encouraging children to grow up to become better human beings. Although Kimi speaks with the pain of personal experience, Dindin is not a mournful song; instead, it carries hope that his message will be heard.
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released February 24, 2023
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Kimi Djabaté Guinea-Bissau
Kimi Djabaté was raised in Tabato, Guinea-Bissau, a village known for its griots, hereditary singer-poets. A griot by birth, Kimi has been playing the balafón, the African xylophone, since he was just three years old. Kimi has collaborated with many exceptional musicians, including Mory Kanté, Waldemar Bastos, Netos de Gumbé and, most recently, the pop star Madonna. ... more
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Feb 2023 -
Jul 2009
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