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Sorona Gentil

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Sonora Gentil was a Nigerian musician and accomplished guitarist known for his contributions to the music scene. He was associated with the Tabansi Stars International and also led his ensemble, known as Sonora Gentil and The Joy Continental Orchestra. Through his musical endeavors, he played a significant role in the Nigerian music landscape, particularly within the highlife and Afrobeat genres, leaving a lasting impact on the industry.

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