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Na Hawa Doumbia: La Grande Cantatrice Mailenne Vol.3 Cassette Debut Carbon Evo Also impressive is the wayAwesome Tapes From Africa, a blog dedicated to exposing rare sounds from the African continent, releases its first record as a label. Mali's Na Hawa Doumbia originally recorded La Grande Cantatrice Vol 3 on vinyl in 1982, and the album contains four didadi tunes folk dance music of Southern Mali inspired by everyday life and composed of three or four drums plus vocals you won't easily find hear anywhere else. Harp and guitar melodies mingle with