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Adiouza, born Adji Diallo in Dakar, Senegal, is a renowned Senegalese Afropop singer-songwriter with a rich musical lineage. Under the mentorship of Cheikh Lô Ouza Diallo, she embarked on her musical journey, gaining early recognition for her distinctive song addressing AIDS. Adiouza's music seamlessly blends traditional Senegalese elements with contemporary Afropop, with vibrant rhythms and meaningful lyrics. Her debut album "Maadou" in 2008 marked the beginning of her ascent, establishing her as a rising star. Subsequent releases garnered success and accolades, solidifying her position as a top female vocalist in Senegal's vibrant music scene.

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