Isamel Lo-African Classics

African Classics is a 2006 compilation that captures the soulful essence of Senegalese singer-songwriter Ismaël Lô. Known for his velvety voice and harmonica prowess, Lô blends folk, mbalax, and acoustic balladry into a deeply emotive soundscape. This collection features standout tracks like "Tadjabone," "Diawar," and "Xiif," each echoing themes of love, identity, and social reflection. Born in Niger and raised in Senegal, Lô's music bridges cultures and generations, earning him the nickname "the Bob Dylan of Africa." This album is part of the Cantos African Classics series, celebrating legendary voices in world music.