Archiwizacja somalijskiej muzyki i kultury
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To go with AFP story by Simon VALMARY
Popular singers Sahra Ahmed Ilays dances traditional songs from Somaliland during a recording session at Radio Hargeisa studios in Hargeisa, on November 10, 2024. Since 2021, Hafsa Omer has been painstakingly archiving and digitising a collection of some 14,000 cassettes.
Bought back, found, or donated, these tapes contain more than half a century of the daily, musical, cultural, and political life of the region.
Nomadic shepherds, Somalis have an oral culture, and what is now Somaliland has long been an epicentre of music and poetry -- an art that plays a crucial, even political, role in this corner of Africa. (Photo by LUIS TATO / AFP)
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