“tell my mother not to cry anymore”

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After two successful hits, “Soumbou Yayah” and “Nainai” (freshness), the artist Sona Tata announces an album of 12 tracks.

This album entitled “Kobè bara” (everyone has stories at home) will be unveiled during 2 concerts on January 3 and 4, 2025 at the Mariador hotel and on the esplanade of the Palais du peuple.

Hadja Sona's daughter Djély Kouyaté and her manager announce the start of a new musical career for the native of Kouroussa.

“We are going to see mother Sona Tata for the first time with the new repertoire. We were in the room of the People's Palace but at the request of the people we are going to leave the room of the People's Palace to go to the esplanade. We are still at the palace but this time on the esplanade. We were lucky enough to have this authorization 2 days ago,” announced manager Ablaye M’baye. Regarding the preparations and the security system, the latter reassured: “Yesterday, we had a strategic meeting with the administration of the People's Palace, everything is going well and we also have the support of the authorities. We have the support of all our collaborators in show biz who will accompany us to the management. We have made all arrangements with civil security and the gendarmerie so that these two long-awaited events take place in better conditions.”

As for the artist Sona Tata, she promises many revelations especially concerning the hit title “Nainai”.

“The song 'Nainai' is very nostalgic and emotional. This music came to me in my sleep. It’s not an inspiration but a reality that risks bringing tears, so I prefer to explain it to the palace”

Her eldest son, Kandia Kouyaté, expressed his support for his mother as well as all his brothers.

“Tell my mother not to cry anymore. We are there, his children are there and above all the women are there. The women of Guinea, the women of the world are there for her,” he addressed his mother Sona Tata Condé who did not hold back her tears.

With these words, an appointment was made for the Mariador hotel, on an easy ticket and other points of sale for the “Kobè bara” concert.

May Cissé