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Mamady Keïta & Sewa Kan. 340 listeners. Mamady KEITA was born in 1950 in the middle of the Guinean savannah. Introduced to the djembe from the age of 7, he joined the Ballet National Djoliba of Guinea at 14, quickly becoming the solo drummer and later artistic director. View full artist profile.

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The resulting 1996 album Hamana is dedicated to the eponymous Guinean region. Then you can hear Doundoumba rhythms (rhythm family). Wassolon ( Mamady Keïta and Sewa Kan), Fonti Musicali 1989. Nankama, Fonti Musicali 1992. Mögöbalu, Fonti Musicali 1995. Hamanah ( Mamady Keïta and Mögöbalu ), Fonti Musicali 1996. Afö ( Mamady Keïta and Sewa Kan), Fonti Musicali 1998. Mamady Lee, M10, 2001. Djembe master, Follow Me Productions 2004. Masters of Percussion vol. 2 ( Yelemba, Guem Mamady Keïta ) Follow Me Productions 2004. The film Djembefola (1991, directed.

Redirected from Mamady Keita). Mamady Keïta (surname sometimes also spelled Keita; born August 1950 in Balandougou, Siguiri Prefecture, Kankan Region, Guinea) is a master drummer from the West African nation of Guinea. He specializes in the goblet-shaped hand drum called djembe. He is also the founder of the Tam Tam Mandingue school of drumming. He is a member of the Manding ethnic group. Mamady Keita is a direct descendant of the great king Sundiata Keita who United the Mali Empire.