Burkinabe traditional music reflects the rich cultural tapestry of Burkina Faso, characterized by a wide variety of indigenous rhythms and melodies. Rooted in the diverse ethnic groups of the region, this genre incorporates instruments like the balafon, djembe, and kora, blending intricate percussion with melodic layers. Artists such as Les frères Coulibaly and Adama Dramé emphasize storytelling and communal experiences, often performing at ceremonies and festivals. The music serves as a vessel for cultural heritage, with groups like Farafina and Les Dia highlighting traditional dances and songs that have been passed down through generations. Through its dynamic soundscapes and vibrant rhythms, Burkinabe traditional music remains a vital expression of the nation's identity.

Dakan

Adama Dramé

Album - 12 Tracks - Released December 1, 2015