Batrelaky

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	"TINAH - Ela loatry" (Example of Batrelaky)

Batrelaky
Batrelaky
Cultural origins	Southeastern part of Madagascar especially Vocal, Guitar , Bass, accordion, Drum kit

Batrelaky is a music style from southeastearn part of Madagascar especially between Manakara and Farafangana. This musical genre is mainly played with an accordion, guitar, bass and drums. It is a mostly traditional Malagasy genre.^[2]

In gatherings to celebrate it, the multi-ethnic crowds don Firake (for the women) and salaka (for the men).

Famous Artists

Bakidy Gegette
Dat'kotry
Lôla^[3]
Tata Rahely
Tinah
Willy

References

^ "Madagascar Matin » Festival Batrelaky – la culture Atsimo-Atsinanana à l'honneur !".
^ Ramisarivelo, Misa. "Le batrelaka, la musique traditionnelle du Nord-Est et Sud-Est". www.studiosifaka.org (in French). Retrieved 14 October 2022.
^ "CONCERT - Lôla, roi du batrelaky, célèbre son 20ème anniversaire de scène au Palais des Sports Mahamasina, le 1er Novembre".

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[1] "Madagascar Matin » Festival Batrelaky – la culture Atsimo-Atsinanana à l'honneur !".

[2] Ramisarivelo, Misa. "Le batrelaka, la musique traditionnelle du Nord-Est et Sud-Est". www.studiosifaka.org (in French). Retrieved 14 October 2022.

[3] "CONCERT - Lôla, roi du batrelaky, célèbre son 20ème anniversaire de scène au Palais des Sports Mahamasina, le 1er Novembre".

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