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No more room for lies
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Chapel
04:49
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Just a Human 1
03:10
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Just a Human 2
03:04
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Get on Board
04:33
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Tell my People
04:15
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N'Kong Isi
04:30
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Let it shine
04:38
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Never Surrender
06:10
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O' Brother
06:56
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From Jail to Freedom
07:30
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Sacred Song
03:58
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Marianne Aya Omac Saint Jean De Buèges, France
Marianne Aya Omac, c’est avant tout une voix, puissante, chaleureuse, qui fait caisse de résonance à des propos humanistes sans détour, soutenus par un solide jeu de guitare et parfois beaucoup d’humour. C’est une folk singer dans l’âme, loin des chanteurs standardisés, une artiste unique, résolument sans frontières, qui privilégie avant tout la communion avec son public. ... more
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