Orchestra Baobab
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- Band
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- Afro-Cuban jazz, son cubano
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Orchestra Baobab are a Senegalese band formed in Dakar in the 1970s, blending Afro-Cuban jazz and Cuban sound with African sounds and soul and jazz influences. Their first album, Adduna Jarul Naawo, was released in 1975.
Next date in Paris: 10 March 2027 at Casino de Paris.
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Most-streamed tracks
Orchestra Baobab’s most-streamed tracks on Deezer. This is not a concert setlist, but a good idea of the songs the audience knows. 30-second previews.
- Jin ma jin ma A Night At Club Baobab (Senegalese Dance Music of the 70's)
- Coumba Pirates Choice
- Ngalam Pirates Choice
- Toumaranke Pirates Choice
- Werente Serigne Pirates Choice
Source: Orchestra Baobab on Deezer
Profile
- Latest album
- Viva Bawobab S1 / Si Bou Odja (2020)
- Formed
- 1970 · Dakar
About — The artist
Orchestra Baobab are a Senegalese musical group. They were formed in the 1970s and, after a long hiatus, returned to international success in the early 2000s. Their musical style is characterised by a blend of Latin rhythms (particularly Cuban), African sounds (Wolof and Serer singing, Casamance harmonies, traditional melodies from sub-Saharan Africa and the Maghreb) and soul and jazz influences.
Source: Wikipédia ↗ (fr)
Discography
- Adduna Jarul Naawo 1975
- Senegaal Sunugaal 1975
- Bawobab 75 1975
- Baobab À Paris Vol. 1 - On Verra Ça? 1978
- Une Nuit au Jandeer 1978
- Baobab à Paris vol. 2 - Africa 78 1978
- Mouhamadou Bamba 1980
- Ken Dou Werente 1983
- Pirates Choice 1989
- On Verra Ça! - A Paris En 1978 1992
- N'wolof 1998
- Roots and Fruit 1999
- Specialist in All Styles 2002
- Made in Dakar 2007
- Tribute to Ndiouga Dieng 2017
- Viva Bawobab S1 / Si Bou Odja 2020