
Habib Koité (b. 1958 in Mali) is an internationally-known Malian musician who sings and plays the guitar. His supporting cast, Bamada, is a super-group of West African talent, including Kélétigui Diabaté playing balafon. He graduated in 1982, and formed his band Bamada in 1988. The name "Bamada" is a nickname for residents of Mali's capital city Bamako, and the word roughly translates as "In the mouth of the crocodile." Other members of the band were friends of Koité's from childhood.\
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Fatma
Din Din Wo (Little Child)
Namania
Africa
N'Ba
Mali Ba
Fimani
N'Tesse
Barra
N'Teri
Nta Dima
Titati
Massakè
Kanawa
Batoumambe
Wari
Cigarette a Bana (The Cigarette Is Finished)
Baro
Sambara
Sin Djen Djen
Sirata
Bitile
Woulaba
Wassiyé
Tere
Foro Bana
Roma
Maya
Mali Sadio
Komine
Takamba
Sinama Denw
Kumbin
Sarayama
Mara Kaso
I Ka Barra (Your Work)
Pula Ku
Mansane Cisse
Imada
Cigarette A Bana
Saramaya [Live]
Wassiye
Muso Ko (Woman)
Koulandian
I Ka Barra
Sira Bulu
Din Din Wo
Den Ko (Talking of Children)
Muso Ko
Nanale (The Swallow)
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