Ep. 11 Tinariwen-Soundtrack to the Rebellion | Rear Window

A weekly program of pop culture critique, focusing on a particular film, book, musician, or other example of pop-culture. In this week's edition, Tinariwen-Soundtrack to the Rebellion. Interview with musician Abdallah Ag Alhousseyni of the group Tinariwen, which has popularized the traditional music of the Tuareg--a nomadic Beber people of the North Africa Saharan desert, particularly Mali-- with a modern twist. The group had its beginnings in the late 1970s but debuted as such in 1983. From the beginning its music has been linked to the struggle and rebellion of the Tuareg people and has been characterized by its combination of traditional melodies and instruments in a fusion with rock, blues, and country. teleSUR multimedia.telesurtv.net/web/t...

[@degonzoman]

Abdallah you are a very smart person keep on keeping on all the world needs to hear your story and I look forward to many more shows. Viva the Touareg

[@semiramisfernandes4403]

thanks abdalah!!!!
beautifull!!!!!!!!
emocionante!!!!!!!!!!!

[@annasfbi]

I support ur cause free Azawad from tamenrasset to mali to Niger
Algerian

[@trilbywilby7826]

Is he still with the group? I didn't see him when they played songs from their new 2023 album on KXEP Seattle.