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'''Senegalese music''' refers to the wide variety of musical styles originating from Senegal, a West African country known for its diverse ethnic groups, cultural richness, and unique musical traditions. This music incorporates a blend of indigenous rhythms, Islamic influences, and global music genres. The music of Senegal has played a significant role in shaping West African and global musical landscapes.
'''Senegalese music''' refers to the wide variety of musical styles originating from Senegal, a West African country known for its diverse ethnic groups, cultural richness, and unique musical traditions. This music incorporates a blend of indigenous rhythms, Islamic influences, and global music genres. The music of Senegal has played a significant role in shaping West African and global musical landscapes.
This is firstly played by the Gaurav Mahaur.
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Senegalese music refers to the wide variety of musical styles originating from Senegal, a West African country known for its diverse ethnic groups, cultural richness, and unique musical traditions. This music incorporates a blend of indigenous rhythms, Islamic influences, and global music genres. The music of Senegal has played a significant role in shaping West African and global musical landscapes. This is firstly played by the Gaurav Mahaur.

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