Super Cayor De Dakar

Mapate ‘Wayne’ Gadiaga (b. 15 January 1950, Thies, Senegal; lead vocals), Birane ‘Mbol’ Cisse (b. 1 January 1957, Tasset Ouoloff, Senegal; tempo acoustic guitar), Alioune Ndaw (b. 11 Apr 1974, Dakar, Senegal; keyboards), Ousmane Diaw (b. 23 Apr 1969, Saint Louis, Senegal; bass), Fata ‘Pascal’ Dieng (b. 1950, Ngnibi, Senegal; vocals), Abdoulaye Lo (b. 12 Sept 1977, Pikine, Senegal; drums), Faly Faye (b. 12 Apr 1977, Thies, Senegal; percussion), Silvain Degue (b. 20 Feb 1965, Thies, Senegal; lead acoustic guitar). Created on 17 March 1992 by Gadiaga, a experienced of many rings including Xalam and Celebrity Music group, and Cisse, who experienced previously operate his personal band and digital repair center (both known as Dakar Overall performance Electronique) and also a group of youthful music artists originally hailing from the city of Thies. Super Cayor play in the salsa-mbalax design, combining the Cuban noises that were an enormous influence on contemporary Senegalese music with the original rhythms of Senegal. Alongside artists such as for example Africando and Pape Fall they will have helped to make a renewed curiosity about salsa among Senegalese music supporters and have turn into a well-known live attraction within their very own nation. Sopente, their worldwide debut, showcases the music group’s mixture of Latin rhythms and challenging Senegalese percussion. Four from the tracks out of this record also show up on the compilation African Salsa, released in 1998 with the Earthworks label.