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Binta Labaran (professionally known as Fati Niger) is a Nigerian singer and actress who has earned the title "Gimbiyar Mawakan Hausa" (translated to "Princess of Hausa music"). She was born and bought up in Maradi, Niger where she had her Quranic education before moving to Nigeria to pursue her singing career. Fati Niger has produced 4 albums ...
Fatimata Gandigui Mariko, better known as Fati Mariko (born 1964), is a Nigerien singer. Mariko received her education in Niamey and Bougouni and developed her typing skills before becoming a musician. Her hit song "Djana-Djana", produced with the group Marhaba and released in 1986, brought her first fame.
Ado Gwanja – hausa singer; Afrikan Boy – rapper; Afro Candy – pop singer; Alamu Atatalo – sekere singer, a type of traditional Yoruba music; Ali Nuhu – Hausa singer and songwriter, Kannywood; Ali Jita – Hausa singer and songwriter; Amarachi – singer, dancer, violinist; Andre Blaze – rapper; Aramide – Afro-Jazz singer; Ara ...
Pages in category "French-language singers of Niger" ... Fati Mariko; Zara Moussa; S. Safiath This page was last edited on 22 September 2024, at 02:35 ...
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Mouhamed Kitary Harouna Coulibaly, professionally known as Kitary, is a 27-year-old singer from Niger. He was evicted on Day 21. Secret: "I am the child of a nationwide famous singer." : Kitary's mother is Fati Mariko, a famous singer in Niger.
His associates include Nazifi Asnanic, Fati Niger, Naziru M Ahmad, etc. He also collaborated with Umar M Shareef and produced a song called Mama, his latest single is the song Kano produced in 2018. Ali Jita's song called Love was chosen the second best Hausa music of the year 2018 by BBC Hausa.
Sogha (or Sogha Niger) is a Nigerien neo-traditional music group that combines traditional and modern instruments in its music. The word Sogha means “beauty” in the Zarma-Songhay language. The group is composed of ten members, five instrumentalists, three singers, and two dancers.