Senegal: Intersection of politics and music

by Robtel Pailey on February 21, 2012

in Elections,Music,Politics

In the continuing African election series, I discuss the intersection of politics and music in Senegal with Senegalese activists and artists.

Listen to the show here

Tagged as: Senegal Elections

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