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8-Bit Cover of the song "Half Mast" by Empire of the Sun from the album "Walking on a Dream"

Half Mast

Music Tuareg people speak Tamazight desert
Live in North Africa in several countries, including Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Niger Muratania
People has a culture of its own is very simple and very peaceful

Music Touareg  Tarhanin Teglla ( my love gone )

Tuareg music
Tuareg people people live the Sahara Desert in North Africa and the desert speaks Tamazight language
This suffered a lot of people marginalized by colonialism and digest rights by governments under which they live
He scattered among several countries Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya Mali, Niger, Mauritania

Imarhan N'Tinezraf. Titre  Adounia Idagh - Tuareg music

The Tuareg languages (Tamasheq, Tamajeq, Tamahaq), Hausa, Arabic, French
Religion
Islam mixed with traditional beliefs
The Tuareg (also spelled Twareg or Touareg; endonym Imuhagh) are a Berber people with a traditionally nomadic pastoralist lifestyle. They are the principal inhabitants of the Saharan interior of North Africa.[2][3]
The Tuareg language, a branch of the Berber language, has an estimated 1.2 million speakers. About half this number is accounted for by speakers of the Eastern dialect (Tamajaq, Tawallammat).[1] Most Tuareg live in the Saharan parts of Niger, Mali, and Algeria. Being nomadic, they move constantly across national borders, and small groups of Tuareg are also found in southeastern Algeria, southwestern Libya and northern Burkina Faso, and a small community in northern Nigeria

Imarhan N'Tinezraf   Titre  Edeslegh Imadjerad - Tuareg music

The Tuareg people are predominently nomadic people of the sahara desert, mostly in the Northern reaches of Mali near Timbuktu and Kidal. The Tuareg are often referred to as "Blue Men of the desert " - because their robes are dyed indigo blue. They live in small tribes with between 30 and 100 family members and keep camels, goats, cattle and chicken which graze the land. 

They are a proud race of people, famous for their fighting abilities and artwork, now staring urbanisation and resettlement in the face. 

The sword is a Tuareg's most valued possession. Many are passed from generation to generation and said to be protected by the victories of its past owners. 




Imarhan N'Tinezraf. Titre  Iliwityan Dagh Tinariwen - Tuareg music

The men of Chromeo are about to release 'Business Casual,' which is their third full-length album and a testament to the growth and further sophistication the band has undergone over the many years they've been collaborating. After their sophomore release, 'Fancy Footwork,' pushed them into the stratosphere of party-rocking, club-banging, and heart-thrilling electrofunk, we might consider 'Business Casual' their postgraduate work. Where does a group go after mastering their craft? Do they rest on their laurels? Do they retreat into self-parody? Neighbor, please. Chromeo, in 2010, have pushed forward into yet newer levels of song craft and body moving music that is respectfully indebted to its noble inspirations while still being fully contemporary. Are there lush string arrangements on 'Don't Walk Away?' Do we have Moroder-esque analog synth layers draped all over 'Don't Turn The Lights On?' Is there a fully authentic French ballad (don't forget, Dave and P are of the Québécois persuasion and will never abandon those roots) in 'J'ai Claqué la porte?' Well yes, actually, to all of the above. But what's this we have here? The flip side of Chromeo, the emotional gangster tracks, are still here on 'Business Casual,' represented by titles such as 'Hot Mess,' 'I'm Not Contagious,' and 'You Make It Rough.' And, newly added to the roster, we have the straight-up pop, vanilla in the best sense (creamy and smooth), of 'The Right Type,' a get-up-and-go tune in the greatest 80s tradition, and the album closer, 'Grow Up,' which almost sounds like golden era Billy Joel backed up by Cameo. How real is that? Lyrically, Dave continues to mine the rich vein of affairs of the heart. Is there really any other topic that Chromeo needs to cover? Arrogant ladies, dancefloor seduction, boudoir skills, love gone wrong, and knights in shining armor... Chromeo does all this and more with their trademark Franco-insouciance-that-borders-on-coolness and their always sexy worldliness (pause). In these uncertain times of financial upheaval and musical mediocrity, Chromeo's 'Business Casual' is a testament to the fact that inspirational funk shall always prevail. Vive le Chromeo!

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