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Alpha Blondy, born Seydou Koné, is a leading reggae singer from Côte d'Ivoire. He began his musical career in 1982 with the debut album "Jah Glory," featuring the track "Brigadier Sabari" that critiques police violence. His other notable albums include "Cocody Rock!!!" (1984), "Apartheid Is Nazism" (1985), and "Jérusalem" (1986). Blondy sings in various languages, including Dyula, French, and English, reaching a broad audience. His lyrics often address political and social issues, earning him international recognition as a significant voice in African reggae.
