Sen Kumpe

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Hip Hop / Rap From, Sénégal Africa. Senegalese Hiphop crew consisting of Bourba Djoloff and his brother Books from Dakar. Sen Kumpë began with the meeting of two rappers (Bourba Djoloff and Baay Sén), and producer (Ama Diop) from Dakar's neighborhood "Médina" releasing their first album in 1996. Modou (1976-2010) aka Bourba Jollof of Sen Kumpe. Bourba was at the heart of Nomadic Wax’s creation 10 years ago in Dakar. Founding member of the legendary underground Senegalese hip hop group Sen Kumpe, Bourba lived and ultimately died for hip-hop (check the tribute track Senegalese rappers did for him. That’s Bourba’s brother Books at minute 1:36). Now comprises Bourba Djoloff and his brother Books, Sen Kumpe originally was the meeting of two rappers (Bourba Djoloff and Sen. Baay) and a musical designer (Ama Diop). All from the populous district of the Medina, they marked their debut in 1996 when the entire Senegalese rap their mind and protest texts deeply rooted in a social context because of poverty, lack of education, unemployment and others. In less than three years, in fact, they could attract the attention of the public and professionals to participate in music developed in 1999 to "D-Kill Rap" compilation of the most controversial in the history of Senegalese rap because its socio-political commitment and the fact that after the first hardcore rap album Rapadio (produced by the same label-Fitna Productions) came to settle permanently in Senegal. Thanks to its title N

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World is Africa

Africa Raps

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Freedom

Africa Raps - Senegal, Mali and The Gambia

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rap galsen

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Africa Raps (Senegal, Mali & The Gambia)

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Africa Raps: Senegal, Mali And The Gambia

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Africa Raps (Senegal, Mali & Gambia)

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Oulé

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Africa Raps - Senegal, Mali, and the Gambia

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sen kumpe

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Africa Raps - Senegal Mali and The Gambia

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