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Revision as of 15:31, 12 March 2018
Black Nadia (Kantoniaina Ornella Edith Nadia) is a singer-songwriter from south Amboasary, near Fort Dauphin who also lived in the Tulear region. She was spotted in Fort-Dauphin where she was hired as a dancer before choosing to embark on a solo career in 2010. With singles like "Bonjour Bonsoir" in 2011 Black Nadia became one of the best known musicians in Madagascar.
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Additional information
- facebook.com/pages/BLACK-NADIA/221125387900252 Facebook page
- lamozika.net/biographie-115-Black-Nadia Biography (French)
