Tchamantché - Rokia Traoré

Tchamantché

Rokia Traoré

  • Genre: Worldwide
  • Release Date: 2008-09-05
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 10

  • ℗ Nonesuch Records for the United States and WEA International Inc. for the world outsid

Tracks

Title Artist Time Spothifi
1
Dounia Rokia Traoré 6:20 Spothifi (Suche) USD 0.99
2
Dianfa Rokia Traoré 4:32 Spothifi (Suche) USD 0.99
3
Zen Rokia Traoré 4:34 Spothifi (Suche) USD 0.99
4
Aimer Rokia Traoré 4:12 Spothifi (Suche) USD 0.99
5
Kounandi Rokia Traoré 5:23 Spothifi (Suche) USD 0.99
6
Koronoko Rokia Traoré 4:33 Spothifi (Suche) USD 0.99
7
Tounka Rokia Traoré 3:09 Spothifi (Suche) USD 0.99
8
Tchamantché Rokia Traoré 4:15 Spothifi (Suche) USD 0.99
9
The Man I Love Rokia Traoré 4:43 Spothifi (Suche) USD 0.99
10
A Ou Ni Sou Rokia Traoré 3:54 Spothifi (Suche) USD 0.99

Reviews

  • Enlightening

    5
    By enlightening
    Wow, wow... This will make you fly, feel... in-tune you into the deepest person of you. Indeed very powerful and enlightening.
  • Excellent Sounds!

    4
    By Pure-X
    Music is the language of the soul. Close your eyes, and relax, and just listen to this music, and it will transcend the language of verbs and nouns and adjectives. It will whisper strait into your heart. And soon your spirit will begin dancing inside your body. You won't be able to help yourself. And you'll be smiling the smile of the Zen Masters, and of the Buhdda, and of the jazzman, high on the vibrations of a divine Sound.
  • Beautiful!

    5
    By kohsa
    Astounding music and such a beautiful voice. I do not understand the words to most of the songs (except for "the Man I Love"), but I can't stop listening. I also cannot get enough of "Dounia". The music in this song is so rich & deep. Get this song if you do not get anything else.
  • Simply Beautiful

    5
    By kspaulding
    I don't understand the words to most of these songs, but it's sooo moving. Rokia manages to drip her voice all around you... and melt away everything else. The more I listen to it, the more I like it, and it was 5 stars the first listen.
  • Astounding!

    5
    By msirois
    It's impossible to listen to these songs and not be moved. Sung partly in her native Malian tongue and French, with a single foray into English for The Man I Love, this is music that is powerful and ethereally beautiful at the same time. Whether you're unfamiliar with African music or not, this music is extremely melodic and very accessible to ears used to Western music. Side Note: For some reason, iTunes currently has this album separated from her previous ones. Do a search on Mouneïssa, Wanita, or Bowmboï to find three of her earlier albums, also worth a listen.