Khadja Nin is a Burundian singer known for her unique blend of African rhythms and modern pop. She gained international recognition with her album "Sambolera" and her popular song "Sina Mali, Sina Deni," a cover of Stevie Wonder's "Free." She has collaborated with various artists and continues to inspire with her music.
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Khadja Nin, the youngest of eight siblings, began her musical journey at an early age. She left Africa for Europe, where she met her producer and collaborated on numerous songs in Swahili and Kirundi, her native language. Her albums are a fusion of occidental pop music, African, and Afro-Cuban rhythms. She gained widespread recognition with her hit "Sambolera Mayi Son." Her album "Ya..." ("From Me to You") is a heartfelt tribute to Nelson Mandela, and the video for her song "Mama" was directed by Jeanne Moreau.
As an international composer, she has performed with artists like Sting and Cheb Mami. Khadja Nin is also a UNICEF and ACP Observatory on Migration Goodwill Ambassador. In 2016, she was honored with the "Prix de l'Action Féminine" by the African Women's League for her commitment to supporting ordinary heroes.
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