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Antoinette Allany

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Antoinette Allany is a veteran Ivoirian singer and songwriter. The talented singer is the mother of popular Ivorian artist DJ Kedjevara and has been releasing music for decades. Some of her works include the 1993 EP Gale and albums like Fidélité and Katchiossa, amongst others. The legendary singer, who has shown no interest in stopping anytime soon, continues to release music and impress audiences with her performances to date.

Discography

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Fidelite2010 • AlbumTracks: 12

Gale1993 • AlbumTracks: 4

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