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Singers Who Struck a Common Chord in Praise of Their Wives
Top Congolese musicians and some leading Kenyan singers have struck a common chord. And it's not just that the themes they sing about often revolve around love, jealousy, betrayal and God. Indeed, some of the best songs composed by great African musicians such as veteran Congolese star Tabu Ley, one of the doyens of Lingala music and others, were about their wives, extolling their beauty and other virtues. (03/09) ReadYou may also like
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