Kaya n' gan daya

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It has been a long time since the aesthete of Brazilian music, Gilberto Gil, has been fascinated by one of the most iconic black musicians of the Third World: Bob Marley. For his new album, the singer decided to take his band to the legendary Tuff Gong studios of the king of reggae (in Kingston) to capture a series of covers. Could You Be Loved, One Drop, Buffalo Soldier, or No Woman No Cry: here is a series of tracks that have rocked Gil's "Jamaican" years. But we will also remember a gripping version of Kaya N'Gan Daya, based on the original Kaya, which gave its name to Marley's album of the same name.