Review by Dimitris Lazaridis

Adinassé Tokpo Née Donouvossi Et Son Groupe Folklorique HanyéGohoun De Gbèdjromèdé Cotonou 5 have released their latest album, Koudida Dé Houn Naétché, and it is a stunning showcase of their musical talents. The album features a variety of traditional West African folk songs, performed with passion and skill by the talented ensemble.

The album opens with the lively and upbeat "Koudida Dé Houn Naétché," a song that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The group's use of traditional instruments such as the kora and djembe, combined with their powerful vocals, creates a dynamic and engaging sound that is impossible to ignore.

Throughout the album, Adinassé Tokpo Née Donouvossi Et Son Groupe Folklorique HanyéGohoun De Gbèdjromèdé Cotonou 5 showcase their versatility as musicians, effortlessly transitioning from upbeat dance numbers to more contemplative ballads. The haunting "Agbokpanou" is a standout track, with its intricate percussion and haunting vocals creating a sense of mystery and intrigue.

Summary by Dimitris Lazaridis

Koudida Dé Houn Naétché is a wonderful album that showcases the rich musical traditions of West Africa. Adinassé Tokpo Née Donouvossi Et Son Groupe Folklorique HanyéGohoun De Gbèdjromèdé Cotonou 5 are a talented ensemble, and this album is a testament to their skill and dedication to their craft. Anyone with an interest in traditional West African music should definitely give this album a listen.