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Mamadou, usually known as Doudou, was born into the griot caste of musicians and story-tellers, guardians of the cultural heritage.
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Less than an hour's travelling time from Paris, the house became a refuge to which Cocteau escaped with his partner, Edouard Dermit, know as "Doudou".
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Less than an hour's travelling time from Paris, the house became a refuge to which Cocteau escaped with his partner, Edouard Dermit, know as "Doudou".
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"Be Mankan" is the national anthem of Guinea, and "Doudou" combines several tunes from that period.
Baltimore City Paper 2010
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"Be Mankan" is the national anthem of Guinea, and "Doudou" combines several tunes from that period.
Baltimore City Paper 2010
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"Be Mankan" is the national anthem of Guinea, and "Doudou" combines several tunes from that period.
Baltimore City Paper 2010
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Less than an hour's travelling time from Paris, the house became a refuge to which Cocteau escaped with his partner, Edouard Dermit, know as "Doudou".
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"Be Mankan" is the national anthem of Guinea, and "Doudou" combines several tunes from that period.
Baltimore City Paper 2010
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Doudou Pierre of the National Network for Food Sovereignty and Security said, All these networks basically have the same agendas.
Beverly Bell: Haitian Farmers: Growing Strength to Grow Food Beverly Bell 2010
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Lawmakers began to waffle by evening and Doudou Wade, the head of the majority in parliament indicated that the deputies were not willing to sign off.
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