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- Malavoi abstract "Malavoi was a Martinican band consisting of Mano Césaire, Jean-Paul Soïme, Christian de Negri, Denis Dantin, and Marcel Rémion. They formed in 1972, naming themselves after a kind of sugarcane and a street on Gorée, a Senegalese island. Many of the members were part of the Merry Lads, a band from the Lycée Schoelcher, and many had been students at Colette Franz, a music school.Malavoi's style mixes French Antillean music with modern influences from across the Americas, especially Caribbean and Brazilian music, as well as jazz. Their early popular singles included "Albé" and "En lè mon là". The band was soon expanded to include saxophonist Bib Monville and pianist Paulo Rosine, who became the band's leader. The singers alternated and included Raymond Mazarin, Pierre Jabert, Maurice Marie-Louise, Pierre Pastel and Julien Constance.Malavoi's first album was Malavoi, released in 1978 and featuring singer Ralph Thamar. The band broke up soon after, however, and didn't perform again until re-uniting under Rosine's leadership in 1981. Rosine greatly expanded the fiddle section, first to ten performers, then down to four with Philippe Porry taking over for Dantin, and also added Jean-José Lagier on cello. Malavoi's fame soon spread across the Caribbean and abroad with the 1983 album Zouel, featuring Thamar on vocals along with Marie-José Alie. They played at the Printemps de Bourges in 1983 and at the Caribbean festival in Cartagena, and won the Caribbean music prize, the Maracas d'Or, as well as scoring the film Rue Case Nègres.They continued touring widely into the late 1980s, in the United States, France, Japan, Russia, Brazil, Canada and Ecuador. Thamar was replaced by Pipo Gertrude in 1988. In the early 1990s, the band's popularity continued to grow, and the membership expanded with the addition of singer Tony Chasseur. Their 1992 Matebis included collaborations with numerous Caribbean musicians, including Jocelyne Béroard, Bethova Obas, Kali, Edith Lefel and Tanya Saint-Val.Malavoi's leader, Paulo Rosine, died in 1993. He was replaced by José Privat, while two French violinists, Jean-Luc Pino and Daniel Dato, also joined; the band's leader became Jean-Paul Soïme.".
- Malavoi activeYearsEndYear "1972".
- Malavoi activeYearsStartYear "1972".
- Malavoi background "group_or_band".
- Malavoi bandMember Christian_de_Negri.
- Malavoi bandMember Denis_Dantin.
- Malavoi bandMember Jean-Paul_Soïme.
- Malavoi bandMember Mano_Césaire.
- Malavoi genre Biguine.
- Malavoi genre Cadence_rampa.
- Malavoi genre Worldbeat.
- Malavoi genre Zouk.
- Malavoi hometown Martinique.
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- Malavoi wikiPageWikiLink Category:French_musical_groups.
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- Malavoi wikiPageWikiLink Christian_de_Negri.
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- Malavoi wikiPageWikiLink Denis_Dantin.
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- Malavoi wikiPageWikiLink Gorée.
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- Malavoi wikiPageWikiLink José_Privat.
- Malavoi wikiPageWikiLink Kali_(musician).
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- Malavoi wikiPageWikiLink Mano_Césaire.
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- Malavoi wikiPageWikiLink Martinique.
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- Malavoi wikiPageWikiLink RFI_Musique.
- Malavoi wikiPageWikiLink Radio_France_Internationale.
- Malavoi wikiPageWikiLink Rue_Case_Nègres.
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- Malavoi wikiPageWikiLinkText "Malavoi".
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- Malavoi currentMembers Christian_de_Negri.
- Malavoi currentMembers Denis_Dantin.
- Malavoi currentMembers Jean-Paul_Soïme.
- Malavoi currentMembers Mano_Césaire.
- Malavoi genre Biguine.
- Malavoi genre Cadence_rampa.
- Malavoi genre World_beat.
- Malavoi genre Worldbeat.
- Malavoi genre Zouk.
- Malavoi hasPhotoCollection Malavoi.
- Malavoi name "Malavoi".
- Malavoi origin Martinique.
- Malavoi wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Authority_control.
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- Malavoi wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Unreferenced.
- Malavoi yearsActive "1972".
- Malavoi subject Category:French_musical_groups.
- Malavoi subject Category:Musical_groups_established_in_1972.
- Malavoi hypernym Band.
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- Malavoi type Group.
- Malavoi type Organisation.
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- Malavoi type Q215380.
- Malavoi type Q43229.
- Malavoi comment "Malavoi was a Martinican band consisting of Mano Césaire, Jean-Paul Soïme, Christian de Negri, Denis Dantin, and Marcel Rémion. They formed in 1972, naming themselves after a kind of sugarcane and a street on Gorée, a Senegalese island.".
- Malavoi label "Malavoi".
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- Malavoi sameAs Q3281598.
- Malavoi sameAs Q3281598.
- Malavoi wasDerivedFrom Malavoi?oldid=664024037.
- Malavoi isPrimaryTopicOf Malavoi.
- Malavoi name "Malavoi".