Malian hip hop

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Malian hip hop includes groups like Les Ecrocs, who worked with the legendary kora player Toumani Diabaté, the long-term crew Tata Pound, Fanga Fing and Rage, who use Malian instruments and both French and Bambara instruments.

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World hip hop

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