KEYNOTE SPEAKERS: Isabel & Ruben Toledo

Accessories:
Adriana Castro, ADRIANA CASTRO, Michelle Vale, MICHELLE VALE, Michelle Watson, MIMI & LU, Serra Turker , MISELA, INC., Katherine Kim, ROMAN & SUSNSTONE, Ron Donovan, RON DONOVAN FOOTWEAR ACCESSORIES, INC, Blythe Harris, STELLA & DOT, Deborah Sawaf, THALE BLANC

Beauty/Fragrance Corporate:
Celine Barel, INTERNATIONAL FLAVORS & FRAGRANCES INC., Remi Pulverail, GIVAUDAN FRAGRANCES, Sue Saadat, NARS COSMETICS, Donna Ramanauskas, ROBERTET FRAGRANCES

Beauty/Fragrance Entrepreneur:
David Moltz, D.S. & DURGA, Kelly Van Gogh, KELLY VAN GOGH HAIR COLOUR COSMETICS, Kaya Sorhaindo, SIX SCENTSPARFUMES, Michael Sedlacek & Liesa Helfen, WORKER B

Home/Interior Design:

Coco, COCOCOZY, Joe Manus, SHINER INTERNATIONAL, Tamara Eaton, TAMARA EATON DESIGN

Fine Jewelry:

Jessica Kagan Cushman, JESSICA KAGAN CUSHMAN STUDIO, Yolanda Torrrubia & Amaia Torrubia, TORRUBIA & TORRUBIA, Wendy Brandes, WENDY BRANDES

Retail:

Tom Wilscam, HOMMAGE Atelier by Julien Farel, Randi Jacobson, REALM BOUTIQUE, Vasken Demirjian, VASKEN SALON

Menswear:
Rob Magness, GROWN & SEWN, Ian Velardi, IAN VELARDI, Luis M. Fernandez, NUMBER: LAB, Simon Spurr, SIMON SPURR

Women’s Ready-To-Wear:

Elene Cassis, ELENE CASSIS, Joel Diaz & Christina LaPens, JOLIBE, Nary Manivong & Alexandria Hilfiger, NAHM, Nara Paz, NARA PAZ DESIGN INTERNATIONALE, Miguel Antoinne, MIGUEL ANTOINNE, Misha Nonoo, NONOO, Norman Ambrose, NORMAN AMBROSE, Stacy Lomman, STACY LOMMAN: NEW YORK, Steven McDermott, STEVIE MAC NEW YORK, Wes Gordon, WES GORDON

SPONSORS: Saks Fifth Avenue, InStyle, BeBe, CHIC.TV

January 26, 2012 at The Cipriani 42nd Street

-Photocredit: FGI
-Photo description: FGI Rising Star Nominees “Menswear”

The full winners and nominee list is below.

MOTION PICTURE 

Motion Picture, Drama
The Descendants
The Help
Hugo
The Ides of March
Moneyball
War Horse

Best Performance By An Actor In A Motion Picture – Drama
George Clooney, The Descendants 
Leonardo DiCaprio, J. Edgar
Michael Fassbender, Shame
Ryan Gosling, The Ides of March
Brad Pitt, Moneyball

Best Motion Picture – Comedy Or Musical
The Artist 
50/50
Bridesmaids
Midnight in Paris 
My Week With Marilyn

PHOTOS: Golden Globe Awards: The Winners and Nominees  

Best Performance By An Actress In A Motion Picture  – Drama
Meryl Streep, The Iron Lady
Glenn Close, Albert Nobbs
Viola Davis, The Help
Rooney Mara, The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
Tilda Swinton, We Need To Talk About Kevin

Best Performance By An Actor In A Motion Picture – Comedy Or Musical
Jean Dujardin, The Artist
Brendan Gleeson, The Guard
Joseph Gordon-Levitt, 50/50
Ryan Gosling, Crazy, Stupid, Love.
Owen Wilson, Midnight in Paris

STORY: The Golden Globes Winners’ Reactions

Best Director – Motion Picture
Martin Scorsese, Hugo
Woody Allen, Midnight in Paris 
George Clooney, The Ides of March 
Michel Hazanvicius, The Artist 
Alexander Payne, The Descendants

Best Performance By An Actress In A Supporting Role In A Motion Picture
Octavia Spencer, The Help 
Berenice Bejo, The Artist
Jessica Chastain, The Help
Janet McTeer, Albert Nobbs
Shailene Woodley, The Descendants 

STORY: Golden Globe Awards Nominations: The Nominee’s Reactions 

Best Foreign Language Film
A Separation (Iran) 
The Flowers of War (China)
In the Land of Blood and Honey (USA)
The Kid With A Bike (Belgium)
The Skin I Live In (Spain)

Best Screenplay – Motion Picture
Woody Allen, Midnight in Paris 
George Clooney, Grant Heslov, Beau Willimon, The Ides of March
Michel Hazanavicius, The Artist 
Alexander Payne, Nat Faxon, Jim Rash, The Descendants
Steven Zaillian, Aaron Sorkin, Moneyball

Best Animated Feature Film
The Adventures of Tintin
Arthur Christmas 
Cars 2
Puss in Boots
Rango

Best Performance By An Actress in A Motion Picture – Comedy Or Musical
Michelle Williams, My Week With Marilyn 
Jodie Foster, Carnage
Charlize Theron, Young Adult 
Kristen Wiig, Bridesmaids
Kate Winslet, Carnage

STORY: ‘The Artist’ Tops Golden Globe Nominations 

Best Original Song – Motion Picture
“Masterpiece” — W.E.
Music & Lyrics by: Madonna, Julie Frost, Jimmy Harry
“Hello Hello” — Gnomeo & Juliet 
Music by: Elton John
Lyrics by: Bernie Taupin
“The Keeper” — Machine Gun Preacher 
Music & Lyrics by: Chris Cornell
“Lay Your Head Down” — Albert Nobbs
Music by: Brian Byrne
Lyrics by: Glenn Close
“The Living Proof” — The Help
Music by: Mary J. Blige, Thomas Newman, Harvey Mason Jr.
Lyrics by: Mary J. Blige, Harvey Mason Jr., Damon Thomas

Best Original Score – Motion Picture
Ludovic Bource, The Artist 
Abel Korzeniowski, W.E.
Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross, The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
Howard Shore, Hugo
John Williams, War Horse

Best Performance By An Actor In A Supporting Role In A Motion Picture 
Christopher Plummer, Beginners 
Kenneth Branagh, My Week With Marilyn
Albert Brooks, Drive
Jonah Hill, Moneyball
Viggo Mortensen, A Dangerous Method 

THE RACE: Golden Globe Awards Nominations: Key Stats, Inclusions and Snubs (Analysis)

TELEVISION

Best Television Series – Comedy Or Musical
Modern Family, ABC
Enlightened, HBO
Episodes, Showtime
Glee, FOX
New Girl, FOX

PHOTOS: 8 Possible Targets for Ricky Gervais at the Golden Globes

Best Performance By An Actor In A Television Series – Comedy Or Musical
Matt LeBlanc, Episodes
Alec Baldwin, 30 Rock 
David Duchovny, Californication 
Johnny Galecki, The Big Bang Theory 
Thomas Jane, Hung

Best Performance By An Actress In A Television Series – Drama
Claire Danes, Homeland
Mireille Enos, The Killing
Julianna Margulies, The Good Wife
Madeleine Stowe, Revenge
Callie Thorne, Necessary Roughness

Best Performance By An Actress In A Supporting Role In A Series, Mini-Series, Or Motion Picture Made for Television 
Jessica Lange, American Horror Story 
Kelly Macdonald, Boardwalk Empire
Maggie Smith, Downton Abbey
Sofia Vergara, Modern Family 
Evan Rachel Wood, Mildred Pierce 

Best Performance By An Actor in A Supporting Role in A Series, Mini-Series Or Motion Picture Made For Television 
Peter Dinklage, Game of Thrones
Paul Giamatti, Too Big to Fail
Guy Pearce, Mildred Pierce 
Tim Robbins, Cinema Verite
Eric Stonestreet, Modern Family 

Best Performance By An Actor In A Mini-Series Or Motion Picture Made For Television
Idris Elba, Luther
Hugh Bonneville, Downton Abbey 
William Hurt, To Big to Fail
Bill Nighy, Page Eight
Dominic West, The Hour

Best Television Series – Drama
Homeland, Showtime
American Horror Story, FX
Boardwalk Empire, HBO
Boss, STARZ
Game of Thrones, HBO

Best Performance By An Actor In A Television Series – Drama
Kelsey Grammer, Boss 
Steve Buscemi, Boardwalk Empire
Bryan Cranston, Breaking Bad
Jeremy Irons, The Borgias
Damian Lewis, Homeland 

Best Performance By An Actress In A Mini-Series Or Motion Picture Made For Television
Kate Winslet, Mildred Pierce
Romola Garai, The Hour
Diane Lane, Cinema Verite 
Elizabeth McGovern, Downton Abbey
Emily Watson, Appropriate Adult

Best Mini-Series Or Motion Picture Made For Television
Downton Abbey,  PBS (Masterpiece)
Cinema Verite, HBO
The Hour, BBC America
Mildred Pierce, HBO
Too Big to Fail,  HBO

Best Performance By An Actress In A Television Series – Comedy Or Musical
Laura Dern, Enlightened
Zooey Deschanel, New Girl
Tina Fey, 30 Rock
Laura Linney, The Big C
Amy Poehler, Parks and Recreation

-List via Hollywood Reporter

Andrea Riseborough in Vivienne Westwood and Madonna in Reem Acra

Actress Tilda Swinton in Haider Ackerman

Actress Sofia Vergara in Vera Wang

Actress Sarah Hyland in Dolce and Gabbana

Actress Salma Hayek in Gucci

Actress Paula Patton in Monique Lhuillier

Actress Rachel Wood in Gucci

Actress Kate Beckinsale in Roberto Cavalli

Actress Helen Mirren

Actress Debra Messing in Monique Lhuillier

Photocredit: Getty Images

First Image: Angelina Jolie in Atelier Versace

“The Miss Africa USA Organization is proud to Present the new African Queen who will be representing Africa in America during her reign as Miss Africa USA 2011 – 2012.

The Cameroonian Beauty, Miss Ghyslaine (GiGi) Tchouaga was crowned Miss Africa USA 2011-12 on Sunday Nov 13th in the crowded Hilton Hotel Ballroom in Silver Spring, Maryland. The event which attracted hundreds of Africans and friends of Africa over a very hectic weekend culminated to the coronation of the 22year old Nursing student from Cameroon.

Over 150 African girls registered for the pageant and auditioned to represent their countries this year. 16 finalists representing 16 countries made the cut to the finals and took a shot for he crown. They were all amazing in their presentations and platforms for Africa. Each and everyone of them committed to change the world around them with or without the crown.

For the first time in the Pageant’s seven year history, a Cameroonian walks away with the Crown. Miss Tchouaga who was born in the Nation’s capital Yaounde, some 22years ago, immigrated with her mother and siblings to the United States of America to pursue higher education and more opportunities for the family.

A true Pan-Africanist, Ghyslaine’s priority as stated in her platform is to help save lives in the Horn of Africa. She recognizes the emergency in Somalia and wants to immediately launch her campaign to ‘Feed The Hungry’ in Somalia. She says Cameroon is a very blessed country with enough food to feed even neighboring countries.

In an emotional appeal during platforms presentation, Miss Somalia moved the audience by recognizing Miss Cameroon’s commitment to the crisis in Somalia. She could not believe another finalist could take interest in her country.

While she will focus on saving lives in Somalia she wants to also give back to her native Cameroon by organizing a Medical Mission in Cameroon to help with medical supplies and equipment for hospitals in rural and under developmed areas. She also wants to use her position to advocate for orphans and sick children in Cameroon. Queen Ghyslaine Tchouaga will be working closely with the Leon H Sullivan Foundation and the African Women’s Development Foundation both registered non-profits in the United States of America, to achieve her dreams as a Goodwill Ambassador.

After a series of competition in Platform Presentations and Public Speaking, Talent, Fashion, traditional girl appearance, the top 10 countries were announced. The top 10 were able to compete in one more round of fashion and style before the Judges elected the top five delegates.

The top ten included the following countries: Sierra Leone, Congo, Nigeria, Liberia, Kenya, Republic of Guinee, Ghana, Ethiiopia, Cape Verde and the Republic of Cameroon.

The top five were: Ghana in 5th Place, Nigeria in 4th place, Guinee in 3rd place, Liberia in 3rd place and Cameroon walked home with the Crown.

The Pageant congratulates all 16 delegates who participated in the Pageant this year. They all have a strong passion for their chosen causes and the Pageant organization is working closely with the Leon Howard Sullivan Foundation to give each delegate an opportunity to pursue their passions as Good will Ambassadors through a Special Program called the AFRIPOLITAN CLUBS. More details will follow.

The dynamic Miss Africa USA Pageant team wishes to thank all those who came out to support the pageant this weekend with their friends and families. Special thanks to all the Embassies and Ambassadors who came out, especially the Ambassador of Liberia and Cape Verde for being there to the end, the Embassy of Kenya, Cameroon, Embassy of Ethiopia and Embassy and Gabon.

Special thanks and gratitude to the Miss Africa USA Chair, Mrs Hope Sullivan Masters for giving us her time, commitment and enduring the entire competition to the end. Thanks to the Staff of the Leon Howard Sullivan Foundation for the beautiful Dinner served to the girls and the Guests on the eve of the Pageant.

To all our sponsors, ARIK Airlines, committed to flying the winners to Africa for their mission work we say thank you, to Mike Glanton International Consultancy we thank you for your generous sponsorship. Thanks to Dr. Aretha Makia for doing the most noble thing to donate a scholarship for the winner, we love you and we thank you. To Western Union, Rebtel and 2cAfrica we appreciate your sponsorship and for being there year after year.

Very special appreciation to Little Ethiopia DC, Mr. Tamrat Mehdin for sponsoring the LIMO RIDES, Dinner and Lunch and the most exotic and beautiful Ethiopian restaurants in Little Ethiopia DC. The girls enjoyed delicious meals at the Abyssinia restaurant and Etete restaurant thanks to Little Ethiopia DC.

We are saying thank you to Mrs Astrid Tasong of Vikings Unlimited for sponsoring all the floral bouquets for the pageant, the Red Carpet and for her generousity through out the year, letting us use the Vikings Center for rehearsals and also for auditions. Ms Astrid we salute you.

We give thanks to Mr. Joseph Eyong representing the President of Montgomery County Council Ms Valerie Ervin who served as the Chair of the pageant last year. Thanks to Montgomery County for hosting the pageant in two years and giving us two Queens so far.

A word of appreciation to our Patron Dr. Victor Mbaba all the way from Atlanta Ga, we thank you for your support.

For those who took up vendor opportunities we thank you all for adding value and excitement to the pageant this year by offering beautiful products such as Mary Kay Cosmetics, Naoumi Jewelry, Princess Romy Fashions. We thank all those businesses who took up ads in the Miss Africa Magazine, thank you for being true patriots of Africa.

Thanks to the African Royalty in the House, Mother Africa Mafor Edwan we thank you for gracing the show with your love and support as mother of all children.

We thank the Media who promoted this event to the fullest especially Face2Face Africa, Palava Hut TV, African Vibes Magazine, African Trumpet, Tadias Ethiopian Magazine, EBS TV, Camer TV, Ethiopian Times, Modern Ghana.com, Ladybrille Magazine, Voice of America TV, All Eyes on Africa Magazine and ADUNAGOW Magazine.

A special shout out to my stylist and fashion designer who made sure Lady Kate was looking so fly, Princess Romy Fashions in Maryland. Thank you for dressing me. I am leting our readers know that if they want the best dress for that red carpet event, they can look no further than Princess Romy Designs. . .”

Most Gifted Dance Video Artist
Darey – Ba Ni Ki Di

Most Gifted African East Video Artist
Radio and Weseal, Keko – How We Do It (Remix)

Most Gifted Hip Hop Video Artist
AKA – Victory Lap

Most Gifted African West Video Artist
Naeto C – 10 Over 10

Most Gifted Afro Pop
Theo – Ukhona

Most Gifted Kwaito Video Artist
The Dogg – This Is My Time

Most Gifted R&B Video Artist
Banky W. ft. M.I. – Feeling It

Most Gifted African Southern Video Artist
Liquideep – Settle For Less

Most Gifted Newcomer Video Artist
Ice Prince ft BrymO – Oleku

Most Gifted Male Video Artist
D’Banj ft. Snoop Dogg – Mr Endowed (Remix)

Most Gifted Female Video
Lira – Phakade

Most Gifted Video Of The Year Artist
Zakes Bantwini – Wasting My Time

Special Recognition Award
D’Banj

Congrats to all!

See the full list below:

Model of the Year
Ajuma Nasanyana

Emerging Designer of the Year – Africa
Maki Oh

Emerging Designer of the Year – International
Mimi Plange

Fashion Communicator of the Year
iFashion

Outstanding Contribution to Make-up Direction
Liz van der Merwe

Outstanding Contribution to Hair Direction
Johnnie Sapong

Outstanding Contribution to Fashion Styling
Jenny Andrew

Outstanding Contribution to Fashion Photography
Andrew Dosunmu

Accessories Designer of the Year
Maya Antoun

Designer of the Year – International
Ozwald Boateng

Designer of the Year – Africa
Jewel By Lisa

Outstanding Contribution to African Fashion
Bethann Hardison

DESIGNER OF THE YEAR – AFRICA
1. Deola Sagoe
2. David Tlale
3. Kluk CGDT
4. Soucha
5. Jewel By Lisa

DESIGNER OF THE YEAR – INTERNATIONAL
1. Alexander Koutny
2. Bunmi Koko
3. Casely Hayford
4. Suno
5. Ozwald Boateng

EMERGING DESIGNER OF THE YEAR – AFRICA
1. Thula Sindi
2. Avant
3. Kiki Clothing
4. Maki Oh
5. Christie Brown

EMERGING DESIGNER OF THE YEAR – INTERNATIONAL
1. Gozi
2. Mataano
3. Korto Momolu
4. Mimi Plange
5. Angelo Van Mol

OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO FASHION PHOTOGRAPHY
1. Simon Deiner
2. Steve Tanchel
3. Andrew Dosunmu
4. Viviane Sassen
5. Warwick Saint

FASHION COMMUNICATOR OF THE YEAR
1. www.iFashion.co.za
2. Elle Magazine South Africa
3. Haute Africa Fashion
4. Chioma Nnadi
5. Milisuthando Bongela

MODEL OF THE YEAR
1. Atuai Deng
2. Candice Swanepoel
3. Grace Bol
4. Nyasha Matonhodze
5. Ajuma Nasanyana

OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO HAIR DIRECTION
1. Becks Buki
2. Kevin Epstein
3. Johnnie Sapong
4. Randolph Gray
5. Errol Douglas

OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO MAKE-UP DIRECTION
1. Faith Seoue
2. Lesley Whitby
3. Liz van der Merwe
4. Nthato Mashishi
5. Eryca Freemantle

OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO FASHION STYLING
1. Felipe Mazibuko
2. Jenny Andrew
3. Louw Kotze
4. Sabrina Henry
5. Cynthia Lawrence-John

ACCESSORIES DESIGNER OF THE YEAR
1. Anita Quansah
2. Maya Antoun
3. Mickael Kra
4. Missibaba
5. Piece

OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO AFRICAN FASHION
1. Iman
2. Alphadi
3. Bethann Hardison
4. Jackie Burger

“The Music Of Black Origin (MOBO) Awards, established in 1996 by Kanya King MBE are held annually in the United Kingdom to recognise artists of any race or nationality performing black music.

Having been held in London since their debut in 1996, the Awards show has gone on tour in an effort to celebrate the popularity of MOBO music throughout the UK. In 2009 the Awards took place in Glasgow, Scotland. The event proved to be one of the biggest and most successful in MOBO history. . .”

DR Congo crooner Fally Ipupa, Senegal’s Viviane Ndour and Didier Awadi were the top winners at the Afrotainment Museke Online African Music Awards that took place on September 24 in New York City. The ceremony happened amidst cheers and proud celebrations from fans of African music and African musicians alike. Afrotainment’s studios were given a makeover in preparation for the event that will certainly have left a great impression on all involved. Benin’s very own Angelique Kidjo, gave an impromptu acapella performance following her acceptance of her award. Kidjo was recipient of the Afrotainment MOAMA 2011’s Lifetime Achievement Award – her first ever, which she said she was glad that it was an award bestowed upon her by fellow Africans.

The show was hosted by Afrotainment presenters, Zimbabwe’s Farai Gundan – who was dressed by Nigerian haute couture designer Alphadi – and Zambia’s Tivo Shikapwashya. The red carpet ceremony was hosted by Sophy Aiida where she interviewed various African musicians and other dignitaries. She also interviewed various sponsors and guests during the awards ceremony. All of this was broadcasted live on Afrotainment Channels 667 and 751 on Dish Networrk in North America and also streamed live on awards.afrotainment.us, moamas.com and museke.com.

The evening’s performances were by award winners Viviane Ndour and Fally Ipupa, as well as by Ghana’s Blitz the Ambassador, Rwanda’s Iyadede, Cameroun’s Les Nubians, and the Washington DC-based Les Belles d’Afrique. Performances of the evening were highly collaborative in spirit: Fally Ipupa was joined by Iyadede on stage as he sang his hit song Chaise Electrique and then by Les Belles d’Afrique as he performed his club banger, Sexy Dance. Blitz the Ambassador also joined Les Nubians on stage while they were performing their set.

Senegal dominated the award winners, led by the gorgeous Viviane Ndour, who finished with three awards – Female Artist of the Year, best music video for Sama Champion and Afro- rhythms song of the year for Fima Tollu. Fally Ipupa emerged as Artist of the year, as well as sharing the Best African collaboration award with Nigeria’s J. Martins for the still highly popular remix to the latter’s Jukpa banger, as well as Popular Song of the Year for his dance floor special, Sexy Dance. Nigeria also had a lot of winners, including 2Face Idibia for Male Artist of the year and P-Square as Group of the year. There were winners from every African sub-region, as well as the Diaspora, which fully celebrates African music. The full list of winners can be found at moamas.com.

Ato Ulzen-Appiah, CEO of Museke Inc, enthused; “We are all proud to honour the best of African music from last year and this was a big and monumental day in continuing to promote African music to music fans everywhere. We particularly enjoyed the collaborations and seeing various stakeholders in the African music industry network”.

Afrotainment’s Eric Noue spoke further on the success of the show; “We are excited about the fact that we were able to translate a vision into reality through an unprecedented show that was aired Live on TV nationwide in the US and in streaming worldwide on the internet. We also take this opportunity to thank our key sponsors: Western Union, Arik Air and Dish Network who decided to come along with us on this journey”

All in all, it was an evening enjoyed by all who attended, and it left many believing that the next Afrotainment Museke Online African Music Awards will only get bigger and better.

For more information regarding the MOAMAs, check out moamas.com and email awards at museke.com.

Artiste of the Year – Fally Ipupa
Best Male Artist – 2Face Idibia
Best Female Artist – Viviane
Best Group – P-Square
Best New Artist/Group – Jay Ghartey
Best Album – Didier Awadi’s Presidents d’Afrique

Voters’ choice award – Moh Dediouf
Best Video producer/director – Gelongal
Best Beat maker/audio producer – Don Jazzy
Best African Collaboration – Jukpa remix
Best Music Video – Sama Champion
Most popular song of the year – Fally (Sexy Dance)
Best DJ of the year – DJ Mixmaster Brown
Lifetime Achievement Award – Angelique Kidjo

Western Africa song of the year – Ce magik by Toofan
Northern Africa song of the year – Be winner by Fnaire
Central Africa song of the year – Sexy dance by Fally Ipupa
Eastern Africa song of the year – Songa mbele by Alpha
Southern Africa song of the year – Windeck by Cabo Snoop
African Diaspora song of the year – Voce me da – Clarisse Albrecht

Record of the year – positive African song – Bayi yoon
Best Religious song – A e phetete thato ya hao by Kabelo Eric

Best Reggae song – Marley by Youssou Ndour
Best Afro Hip-hop song – Away by VIP
Best Hip Hop song – Dans mon reve by Awadi
Best Afro-soul/RnB – Kele kele love by Tiwa Savage
Best Afro-Pop song – Shoga by Shaa
Best Afro-fusion – Be my man by Asa
Best Acoustic song – Boda boda by Maurice Kirya
Best Afro-Dancehall song – Plantain boy by Timaya
Best Alternative – Black girl, white boy by Stefan Ludik
Best Zouk – Proibido by Djodje
Best Afro-rhythms – Fima tollu by Viviane
Best Tribal House song – Zekete Zekete by Anges d’Afrik

-by Museke