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Leben. Ali Farka Touré, nahe Timbuktu im Dorf Kanau am Niger geboren, entstammte einer Songhai-Familie.Sein Vater starb, als Touré noch ein Säugling war. Die Familie zog den Niger Richtung Niafunké hinauf, 200 Kilometer südlich von Timbuktu. Touré wuchs als Muslim auf.. Schon als Elfjähriger begann Touré, Gurkel zu spielen, eine einsaitige Gitarre.
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30 de ago. de 2016 · Ali Farka Toure died March 7, 2006, from bone cancer. That year, World Circuit/Nonesuch released Savane. To commemorate the tenth anniversary of his death, Ali Farka Touré was celebrated in his native Mali with a series of events over the week-end of March 5th, 2016.
Ali Farka Touré is well known as one of the most influential and talented guitarists that Africa has ever produced. His legacy and impact are hard to overstate. Ali’s sound merged his much ...
7 de mar. de 2006 · Release Date. 3.78. 4. A Visit to Ali Farka Touré. 2000. Ali Farka Touré discography and songs: Music profile for Ali Farka Touré, born 31 October 1939. Genres: Songhai Music, Blues, Mande Music. Albums include Talking Timbuktu, In the Heart of the Moon, and Savane.
Ali Farka Touré. Ali Ibrahim "Farka" Touré (Kanau, Mali, 31 de outubro de 1939 – Bamako, 7 de março de 2006) foi um cantor e guitarrista malinês e um dos músicos mais internacionalmente reconhecidos do continente africano. [ 1] Sua música é amplamente considerada como representando um ponto de intersecção da tradicional música de ...
20 de ene. de 2018 · Ali Ibrahim Touré, né en 1939 fut surnommé "Farka", l’âne, car seul survivant garçon d’une famille de 10 enfants.Jeune orphelin d’un père militaire mort au combat pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, issu d’une famille de cultivateurs, il fut très tôt confié à sa grand-mère Kounandi Samba, guérisseuse connue dans le pays, qui l’initia au ghimbala, la science occulte des ...
