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A traditional Malinke mask dance / rhythm from the Wassolon region -
A very significant Malinke initiation (coming-of-age) rhythm from all over Guinea (West-Africa) -
A traditional Malinke rhythm about a caste of jesters or clowns from North-East Guinea or the border region of Mali -
A very special Malinke rhythm from the Faranah region about a mask of spiritual relevance -
A significant initiation (coming-of-age) rhythm of the Manian people from Forest Guinea -
A traditional Malinke rhythm that is known as ‘The Mother of all Dununba Rhythms’ -
A traditional Malinke rhythm from North East Guinea about a special group of girls called ‘Mendiani’ -
A rhythm of the Baoule people from Ivory Coast traditionally played to welcome the King -
A traditional and popular rhythm of the Manian people of Forest Guinea, Beyla region and Ivory Coast -
A rhythm created by Grandmaster Djembefola Mamady Keita. Kanin means ‘Friendship’ in Malinke