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| Eyadou AG LECHE on percussions and Saïd AG AYAD on bass with the musical group of Tuaregs from Mali, TINARIWEN at "L'Usine", Geneva, Switzerland. December 2007 |
Les oeuvres de Juan Carlos Hernandez sont mises à disposition selon les termes de la licence Creative Commons Attribution - Pas d’Utilisation Commerciale - Pas de Modification 3.0 non transposé.
2.09.2010
TINARIWEN + documentary
Keywords
-----Mali,
-----Sahara,
-----Tuareg,
----bass,
----percussion,
---colour,
--Blues,
--Ethno,
--Roots,
--World Music,
-ag AYAD Said,
-ag LECHE Eyadou,
2007,
L'Usine
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5 comments:
Gorgeous photo. Interesting video... wondering how they got electricity out into the desert.
Hey thanks for pointing me towards your photo. I had the joy of seeing Tinariwen in Mali earlier this year - at the Festival Au Desert. They're an incredible band.
For the previous poster, the answer is simply a diesel generator. What I'd like to know though is, how far away from the generator did they have to go for the noise not to bleed into their mics.
hi Mike and Sunna,
I forwarded the question to a friend musician who played on the famous Festival Du Désertl
Hope he will soon answer despite of his busy schedule.
Thanks so much for your comment btw
Kind regards
jc
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