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Salif Keïta is a Malian singer-songwriter, referred to as the "Golden Voice of Africa". He is a member of the Keita royal family of Mali.
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entertainment · Malian singer-songwriter (born 1949) · singer · songwriter · also Salif Keita, Keita
Born 25 August 1949 · Q313318
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AfricaSoccer.com: Espaly bolster defence with Mali-France full-back Tiecoro Keita
The Guardian: Salif Keita: So Kono review – the Golden Voice still has it
Released album “So Kono”.
The Guardian: Salif Keita: ‘Democracy is not a good thing for Africa’
The Guardian: Salif Keita: Un Autre Blanc review – a retirement gift from a singular voice
“s retiring from recording. Review Music Reviews Salif Keita Gives His Blessing And Takes A Final Bow With”
Released album “Un autre blanc”.
Released album “Dans L'Authenticité Vol.1”.
Released album “Dans L'Authenticité Vol.3”.
Awarded All African Music Legend Award (2017).
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The Guardian: Salif Keita review – unplugged but still electric
The Guardian: Salif Keita and Seckou Keita – review
After what he described as "threats" from the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) campaign, he cancelled a performance in Israel
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Released album “Talé”.
Released album “Anthology”.
Awarded Victory of the album of traditional musics or musics of the world for La Différence (2010).
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The Guardian: Salif Keita: La différence | CD review
Released album “Mandjou / Seydou Bathily”.
The Guardian: Albums of the decade No 9: Salif Keita – Moffou
Released album “La Différence”.
Released album “Classic Titles”.
Released ep “Yamoré (remix) / Harmonics Crashes”.
Released album “M'Bemba”.
Released album “The Lost Album”.
Awarded Kora Awards (2004).
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Released album “Remixes from Moffou”.
Released album “Moffou”.
Released ep “Moffou Remixed”.
Released album “The Best of the Early Years”.
Released album “The Best of Salif Keita: The Golden Voice”.
Keita's song "Tomorrow" was featured in the Will Smith film Ali
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Released album “L'enfant lion”.
Released album “Papa”.
Released album “Les Ambassadeurs Internationales”.
Returned to Mali after achieving fame, but did not attempt to contact his family
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Released album “Sosie”.
Released album ““Folon”… The Past”.
Released album “The Mansa of Mali...a Retrospective”.
Released album “69 . 80”.
Released album “Amen”.
Keita contributed "Begin the Beguine" to the Cole Porter tribute/AIDS benefit album Red Hot + Blue, produced by the Red Hot Organization
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Released album “Ko-Yan”.
To call for Nelson Mandela's release from prison
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Released album “Soro”.
To reach a larger audience and to pursue a solo career
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Released album “Seydou Bathily”.
Released album “Dans L'Authenticité Vol.2”.
Released album “Mandjou”.
Sékou Touré, the President of Guinea, made Keita an Officer of Guinea's National Order of Merit
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Keita joined the group Les Ambassadeurs (du Motel de Bamako)
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Left Djoliba for Bamako, where he joined the government-sponsored Super Rail Band de Bamako
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Born 1949-08-25.
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