Tinariwen - Hoggar (CD)

Tinariwen - Hoggar (CD) (US Import)

R 529.00
Sale price  R 529.00 Regular price 
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Tinariwen - Hoggar (CD)

Tinariwen - Hoggar (CD) (US Import)

R 529.00
Sale price  R 529.00 Regular price 
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Imported from the USA

Artist
Tinariwen
EAN/UPC
5056818805981
Product Type
CD
Label
Wedge
Cat No
WEDGECD0226
Released
2026
Pressing
Europe
Studio
WEDGE
Music Genre
Blues , Folk , World music
Styles
African, Electric Blues
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Description

Tinariwen — Hoggar
Format: CD • Label: Wedge (WEDGECD0226) • Released: 2026 • Pressing: Europe • Genre: African, Electric Blues

Tracklist:
1. Amidinim Ehaf Solan
2. Imidiwan Takyadam
3. Erghad Afewo
4. Tad Adounya
5. Asstaghfero Allah
6. Sagherat Assani
7. N’ak Tenere Iyat
8. Amidinin Wadar Nohar
9. Khay Erilan
10. Dounia Tau Ray
11. Aba Malik

Imported from the USA.

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About the artist

Tinariwen, or ⵜⵏⵔⵓⵏ, is a Tuareg group, formed in 1982 in exile in Algeria from Mali. They also spent some years in Libya. Tinariwen feel neither Algerian nor Malian: they are Tuareg, and regard the border that separates the two countries as a product of colonialism.

Tinariwen plays a mix of blues, rock and traditional Tuareg music.

"Tinariwen" means "empty place" in the language of the Berbers of the Saharan desert.

Source: Discogs

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