http://brazilmaxmusic.com/New Music From Neba Solo on Calabash Music2009-01-06T12:19:46ZThe Calabash Music Teamsupport@calabashmusic.comCan 2002http://nebasolo.brazilmaxmusic.com/#album_291272006-12-12T07:40:55ZMusic from Can 2002Neba's tribute to the Can 2002, the African Champions Cup of Soccer (la Coupe d'Afrique des Nations) held in Mali for the first time in 2002. Les Aigles (The Eagles), Mali's team, almost won, inspired in part (we're sure) by the many artists who produced albums dedicated to the team, the tournament and Mali's victory. Catch some of the excitement on the track CAN 2002 which could be heard across Mali before, during and after the tournament. Still today, if it comes on the radio, everyone knows the words and sings along. Maybe because by losing to eventual chamion Cameroon and by then beating Nigeria to take 3rd place, Mali showed the world that it is rich in both soccer and music.
]]>Kene Balafonshttp://nebasolo.brazilmaxmusic.com/#album_109442005-04-12T10:55:32ZMusic from Kene BalafonsIt is rare to encounter such genuine music that's also so accessible. You'll never get closer to a real Malian village dance party than this.]]>Falakhttp://nebasolo.brazilmaxmusic.com/#album_109262005-04-12T10:55:32ZMusic from FalakNeba Solo & the Chemirani Trio:The Chemirani Trio is an ensemble of zarbs (the principal element of iranian percussion, a single-headed goatskin drum) played by two brothers (Keyvan and Bijan) and their father, Djamchid Chemirani. For 'Falak', Neba Solo is joined by his brother Siaka and cousin Oumar, balaphone virtuosos both, to take on the zarbs.]]>