| | Madagasikara 1: Current Traditional Music Of Madagascar CD - Import
traditional music of Madagascar fm. 1985
Includes liner notes by Ben Mandelson.
Performers include: Ze Ze, Tsimiazona Valmbita, Emmanuel Randriamanti. Madagasikara 1: Current Traditional Music Of Madagascar Music Madagasikara 1: Current Traditional Music Of Madagascar Songs | 1. | Afindrafindrao - Rakotofrah/Martin Rakotoarimanana |
| 2. | Feam Balila - Daniel Tombo/Marceline Vaviroa |
| 3. | Bonne Annee Amin NY Tanana - Georges Norbert/L Honore Rosa |
| 4. | Fambolena Eto Madagasikara - Rabenaivo Group |
| 5. | Nilentika / Tazana Kely - David Andriamamonjy |
| 6. | Mahatsiarotsiaro Fanina Aeo Zeho - Tsimialona Volambita |
| 7. | King's Song (Andrianampoinimerina) - Martin Rakotoarimanana |
| 8. | Dia Mahaory - Daniel Tombo/Marceline Vaviroa |
| 9. | Nametaa Imaintso - Tsimialona Volambita |
| 10. | Viavy Rosy - Emmanuel Randriamainty |
| 11. | Mamakivaky Alankiminina - Georges Norbert/L Honore Rosa |
| 12. | Kilalao - Zeze Et Groupe "Son" |
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