Crossover | Émission du 21 mai 2017

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Émission du 21 mai Épisode du dimanche 21 mai 2017 On commence et on finit par de la locale avec ce beau projet qui s'appelle Péroké...entre temps, on passe par l'Uruguay, les Statéss, le Viêt Nam et le Mali....encore une fois, ça se passe sans connaissance des frontières et sans visa...Groove On!!! Péroké - Sahara Road Grupo Electronico Keguay - Alumbra Luna Combo Camaguey - Parana Grupo Latino - Resalsa L'Ensemble Abricot à la Bananeraie - Chonga Freestyle Fellowship - Jupiter's Journey Freestyle Fellowship - Inner City Boundaries Guts - Take Me Back (feat. Tanya Morgan & Leron Thomas) Weldone Irvine - Love Your Brother Mai Lê Huyen - Co Ai Trên Doi Mà Không Yêu Carol Kim - Tin Ta Nhu Lùa Dom Hoa Marie Adams - That's The Way To Get Along Opus Akoben - Ronin Joe Zawinul - Brown Street Jorge Ben - Zagueiro Oumou Sangare - Fadjamou Oumou Sangare - Djoukourou Oumou Sangare - Kamelemba Péroké - My Love Is A Lie

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