Las Maravillas De Mali - Africa Mia [deluxe edition] (2020) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Las Maravillas De Mali
- Title: Africa Mia
- Year Of Release: 2020
- Label: Universal Music Division Decca Records France
- Genre: Afro-Cuban
- Quality: 16-bit/44.1kHz FLAC; 24-bit/44.1kHz FLAC
- Total Time: 1:03:27
- Total Size: 399; 733 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Las Maravillas De Mali
Formed in the early 1960s, Las Maravillas de Mali became an iconic ensemble of the Afro-Cuban musical tradition, singing in Spanish, Bambara and French.
In the middle of the Cold War, the early 1960s was a period of Communist camaraderie between the Africa of independence and the revolutionary Cuba of Fidel Castro and Che Guevara. In 1964, the Cuban government invited ten young musicians from Mali to study in Havana. These young artists spent seven years studying music in Cuba, marking the establishment of Las Maravillas de Mali.
The group recorded one self-titled album in 1968 that included the song that became one of the greatest hits in this revolutionary era: “Rendez-Vous Chez Fatimata,” combining Cuban influences with traditional Malian music.
Las Maravillas de Mali’s story came to the attention of French producer Richard Minier in 1999 and he worked to recreate the ensemble. Together with the band’s remaining survivor and original member, Boncana Maïga, Minier retraced the group’s steps and went to Havana on several occasions, re-recording new versions of the album’s songs in the same surroundings as before, in the now famed Egrem studios.
In 2018, the orchestra was revived again in an effort led by Malian musician and founder Boncana Maïga, Cuban pianist Manolito, Beninese vocalist Jospinto and Guinean vocalist Mory Kanté.
Tracklisting:
1/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Rendez-vous chez Fatimata (3:07)
2/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Boogaloo Sera Mali (2:50)
3/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Africa Mia (3:08)
4/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Radio Mali (Havana 2016 Version) (4:16)
5/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Maravillas de Mali (3:19)
6/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Balomina Mwanga (Bamako 2016 Version) (3:15)
7/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Africa Mia (Bamako 2016 Version) (2:15)
8/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Lumumba (3:24)
9/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Andurina (3:45)
10/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Boogaloo Sera Mali (Bamako 2016 Version) (3:15)
11/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - M’a Mousso (Bamako 2016 Version) (2:35)
12/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Soy Guajiro (2:40)
13/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Rendez-vous chez Fatimata (2:51)
14/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Africa Mia (Aerosteak Remix) (3:52)
15/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Balomina Mwanga (Aerosteak & Funkfish Remix) (3:15)
16/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Boogaloo Sera Mali (Aerosteak Remix) (3:44)
17/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Rendez-vous chez Fatimata (Celestal Remix) (2:53)
18/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Africa Mia (La Habana 2016 Version) (2:30)
19/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Rendez-vous chez Fatimata (Aron Ottignon Remix) (3:19)
20/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Rendez-vous chez Fatimata (Funkfish & PE Remix) (3:16)
Formed in the early 1960s, Las Maravillas de Mali became an iconic ensemble of the Afro-Cuban musical tradition, singing in Spanish, Bambara and French.
In the middle of the Cold War, the early 1960s was a period of Communist camaraderie between the Africa of independence and the revolutionary Cuba of Fidel Castro and Che Guevara. In 1964, the Cuban government invited ten young musicians from Mali to study in Havana. These young artists spent seven years studying music in Cuba, marking the establishment of Las Maravillas de Mali.
The group recorded one self-titled album in 1968 that included the song that became one of the greatest hits in this revolutionary era: “Rendez-Vous Chez Fatimata,” combining Cuban influences with traditional Malian music.
Las Maravillas de Mali’s story came to the attention of French producer Richard Minier in 1999 and he worked to recreate the ensemble. Together with the band’s remaining survivor and original member, Boncana Maïga, Minier retraced the group’s steps and went to Havana on several occasions, re-recording new versions of the album’s songs in the same surroundings as before, in the now famed Egrem studios.
In 2018, the orchestra was revived again in an effort led by Malian musician and founder Boncana Maïga, Cuban pianist Manolito, Beninese vocalist Jospinto and Guinean vocalist Mory Kanté.
Tracklisting:
1/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Rendez-vous chez Fatimata (3:07)
2/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Boogaloo Sera Mali (2:50)
3/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Africa Mia (3:08)
4/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Radio Mali (Havana 2016 Version) (4:16)
5/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Maravillas de Mali (3:19)
6/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Balomina Mwanga (Bamako 2016 Version) (3:15)
7/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Africa Mia (Bamako 2016 Version) (2:15)
8/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Lumumba (3:24)
9/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Andurina (3:45)
10/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Boogaloo Sera Mali (Bamako 2016 Version) (3:15)
11/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - M’a Mousso (Bamako 2016 Version) (2:35)
12/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Soy Guajiro (2:40)
13/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Rendez-vous chez Fatimata (2:51)
14/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Africa Mia (Aerosteak Remix) (3:52)
15/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Balomina Mwanga (Aerosteak & Funkfish Remix) (3:15)
16/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Boogaloo Sera Mali (Aerosteak Remix) (3:44)
17/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Rendez-vous chez Fatimata (Celestal Remix) (2:53)
18/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Africa Mia (La Habana 2016 Version) (2:30)
19/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Rendez-vous chez Fatimata (Aron Ottignon Remix) (3:19)
20/20. Las Maravillas De Mali - Rendez-vous chez Fatimata (Funkfish & PE Remix) (3:16)
Year 2020 | World | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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