Kady Diarra, whose stage name is monotonous with her name, is a multilingual dancer, composer, singer, songwriter and the leader of a self-owned band.

Kady Diarra

The cover art for the single 'Nata' by Burkinabe singer Kady Diarra.

Nata

Nata is a single track by Kady Diarra sung in the Dioula language. The theme of the song is how men take advantage of women for their own satisfaction and pleasure, as well as how greed destroys relationships such as friendships and marriages.

This is the album art for "Burkina Hakili" by renowned Burkina Faso artist Kady Diarra.

Burkina Hakili

Burkina Hakili, the third album by Burkinabe musician Kady Diarra, is nothing less than a masterwork. The album includes vocals and instrumentals from relatives and was recorded in five languages: Bwaba, Bambara, Mossi, Dioula, and French.

This is the cover photo for "Mousso" by Burkinabe superstar singer Kady Diarra.

Mousso

On this single, she titled Mousso, meaning Women, Kady Diarra expressly appreciates the female gender's strength, talents, intelligence, and the fortune she brings to the world.

This is the cover picture for "Sou" by Kady Diarra.

Kady Diarra's "Sou," translated as "The Night," was performed in Dioula and Bwaba languages. It describes how nighttime freedom makes life more exhilarating and awakens our desires and delights.

This is the cover photo for the single "Mi Ouezo Mouna" by Kady Diarra.

Mi Ouezo Mouna

Enjoy "Mi Ouezo Mouna," a mid-tempo track with soft vocals, local strings, drums, and flute playing in the background. The track was sung in Kady Diarra's dialect and captures the cultural background of the people.

This is the album art for Kady Diarra sophomore studio album, titled "Noumou."

Noumou

"Noumou" is the second studio album by superstar Burkina Faso artist, Kady Diarra. The thirteen-track album features orotund vocals from Kady and her backup singers and a harmonious blend of local instruments.

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