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Sally Nyolo
A Cameroonian singer who has lived in Paris since the age of 13, Sally Nyolo
started out as a backing singer before joining the group Zap Mama in 1993. After
a spell on the Real World label, she pursued her solo career with the excellent
album Tribu in 1996 (Prix Découverte RFI) and toured the world. True to her
African roots, Sally Nyolo recorded the traditional Béti (2000) in her native
country and Studio Cameroon (2006) with The Original Bands of Yaoundé. In 2007,
she released Mémoire du Monde, followed four years later by La Nuit à Fébé.
Touche pas à mon AfriqueSally Nyolo, Ekie Bozeur, Mouli Jean (contributor), Antoine Ngong (contributor), Anobo (cont, Meke Yannick (contributor), Mamoho Lazare (contributor), Emily Emilienne (contributor), Baosso Emilienne (contributor) and Ngomassa Samuel Angel (contributor)
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ChercherSally Nyolo, Ekie Bozeur, Michel Mbarga, Vassili Rivron (contributor), Maître Écorchure (contributor), Mouangne Bossambo Benjamin (contributor), Dzou Libasky (contributor), Rémy Zemour, Gérer (contributor) and Gérard Zemour (contributor)
5:01
NemSally Nyolo, Elvis Kemayo, Michel Eloumou, Sébastien Essomba and Joseph Leonel Onana
2:42
Mvet BakaSally Nyolo, Antoine Ngong (contributor), Vassili Rivron (contributor), Emily Emilienne (contributor), Baosso Emilienne (contributor), Ngomassa Samuel Angel (contributor), Akom Jeannot (contributor), Mobulu Nicaise (contributor) and Mampomen Benjamin (contributor)
3:18
Okok e moSally Nyolo, Ekie Bozeur, Michel Eloumou, Joseph Leonel Onana and Vassili Rivron (contributor)
3:18
Binga bingaSally Nyolo, Ekie Bozeur, Michel Eloumou, Joseph Leonel Onana, Vassili Rivron (contributor) and Dzou Libasky (contributor)
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