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From Amazon.com: Henri Dikongué made his worldwide mark with 1998's C'est la Vie, an album of gentle sophistication and sweet pop grooves. He comes from Cameroon but his music is an amalgam of West African folk, reggae, and Parisian pop; a worldly mix that is light and airy, reminiscent of Cesaria Evora or the easygoing side of Tropicalia in Brazil. A gorgeous, high-toned voice with a strong vibrato and an acoustic guitar dominate the whole sound, with flutes, saxophone, and percussion acting more as a cushion than as a strong component of the music. This album, originally released in Europe in 1995, has a slightly better edge than the more recent C'est la Vie, with some stronger vocal deliveries and a bit more groove to it, but either recording would be highly recommend for listeners looking for a little respite from "the big beat" of makossa, soukous, and other more popular styles from Africa. --Louis Gibson
Super music that really captures the soul and heart!!!!!!!: I was able to see him in concert in Oakland. Henri is fantastic plus his music will definitely capture you. This is a must by CD.
Relaxing: Not quite as good as his first cd...but still worth getting...my favorite songs are: Tracks 4,5,6,9...Henri has got one of best voices and his sounds dig deep in the heart.
| Artist: | Henri Dikongue | | Binding: | Audio CD | | EAN: | 0016351662224 | | Original Release Date: | 1999-09-21 | | Release Date: | 1999-09-21 | | UPC: | 016351662224 |
Tracks:- Ho a Muto
- Alasso
- Africa
- Ndolo
- Ndutam Nya Longue
- Ndedi Namba
- Wa
- Nabolane Wa Mbobe
- Nama Poula Ndena
- Missodi
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