Tinariwen, a Grammy-winning music group from Mali, stands as a resolute symbol of Tuareg pride and resistance. With roots dating back to the late 1970s, this band, composed of Tuareg musicians, has mastered the art of blending traditional Tuareg melodies with modern instruments such as electric guitars, creating a unique and powerful sound. Their music speaks of political conflict, exile, and the struggles of their people with a poetic and authentic voice. Through their collaborations with renowned artists such as Robert Plant and Kurt Vile, they have gained a global following, performing at renowned festivals such as the Roskilde Festival and the Festival in the Desert. Tinariwen's critically acclaimed albums, including "Amassakoul" and "Emmaar," have elevated the group's status as an emblem of cultural pride and hope for the Tuareg people and beyond.

A scene from the Tinariwen's recording of Amatssou in the Tassili N'Ajjer National Park, southeastern Algeria, March 2022.

Tinariwen

Elwan

Arhegh ad annàgh

Sastanàqqàm

Hayati

Talyat

Fog Edaghàn (Ghost Track, Intro Flute)

Ténéré Tàqqàl

Ittus

Nizzagh Ijbal

Nànnuflày

Fog Edaghàn

Imidiwàn n-àkall-in

Assàwt

Tiwàyyen