Lemzo Diamono was a Senegalese musical group, well known in the 1990s.[1] The group was mainly active from 1990 to 1998.
Lemzo Diamono | |
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| Background information | |
| Origin | Sénégal |
| Genres | Marimbalax, Mbalax, |
| Years active | 1990 - 1998 |
| Labels | Stern's |
| Past members | Lamine Faye Alioune Mbaye NderSalam DialloMada BaFallou DiengAmath SambAmy MbengueAlié DiagneMoustapha FayePape DioufMoussa TraoréSanou DioufMoustapha FallMa Anta FayeAbdoulaye DialloKhadim NdiayeThierno KouyatéMamadou Lamine Maïga |
Group members
edit- Past members
- Lamine Faye
- Alioune Mbaye Nder
- Salam Diallo
- Mada Ba
- Fallou Dieng
- Amath Samb
- Amy Mbengue
- Alié Diagne
- Moustapha Faye
- Pape Diouf
- Moussa Traoré
- Sanou Diouf
- Moustapha Fall
- Ma Anta Faye
- Abdoulaye Diallo
- Khadim Ndiaye
- Thierno Kouyaté
- Mamadou Lamine Maïga
- Cheikh Ba
Discography
editHere is a list of Lemzo Diamono's albums[2]
Studio albums
edit- 1992: Vol.1: Jom (cassette; Talla Diagne)
- 1992: Vol.2: Setsima (cassette; Saprom)
- 1993: Vol.3: Xarnu Bi (cassette; Adama Sene)
- 1994: Masla-Bi(1ere Partie) (cassette; Talla Diagne)
- 1994: Akara (cassette; Talla Diagne)
- 1995: Hors Serie: Simb (cassette; Talla Diagne)
- 1996: Vol.5 (cassette; Talla Diagne)
- 1997: Marimbalax (CD; Stern's, STCD 1076)
- 1998: Co Co Rico (Cassette; no label)
Live albums
edit- 1997:En Live Diapason vol 1 (cassette; KSF)
- 1997:En Live Diapason vol 2 (cassette; KSF)
References
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- ^ "Lemzo Diamono". Last.fm.
- ^ "Discography of Lemzo Diamono". biochem.chem.nagoya-u.ac.jp. Archived from the original on 18 December 2012. Retrieved 1 April 2012.