
Op Maayo Men ("Our River") is a meeting place for the Peulh of Senegal and Mauritania as well as a symbol of peace and fertility. Malick Pathé Sow sings about historical figures and events, the protection of minority language, and he calls for coexistence in diversity, the environment and nature. These themes are relevant not only in the country of their origin but also in the musicians' current environment, which is Matonge, the black district of Brussels.
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Hommage à ali farka toure
Manio Be Kumbola
Bilbasi
Fedde
Fantang
Tumburanke
Jeeri Bona
Ndaw Welnde
Aduna
Niani bagne na
Borom leer
Gams
Tungge mi eero
Silla
HARE (Stop The War)
Abdou Aziz Daabax
Baydi Kacce
Maayo Men
Jirim Baayo
Ndunngu
Eliman
Sama
Windu Massa
Jalibe Dunya
Winndu Massa
Miin E Mah
Jaliibe Dunya
Waaju
Annore
Bamba
Kawral
Africa 2000
Kora Julo
Silmaxa
Diariyata
Thierno Amadou Ba
Lenyolam
Alamari
Africa Maman
Tunnge Mieero
Bayngal
Ko Anntan Miyewni
JirimBaayo
JaliibeDunya
Jeeri Bona *
Windu Massa *
Dunngu.Malick Pathe Sow
Boobo Yonti
Teddungal
Danniyanke
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