Sudan – Tracks From Abroad Ep. 91

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Tracks From Abroad is beginning our 10th season this week with a new country! Today we visit Sudan with two U of T students who joined our hosts for a double-interview. Omar speaks to his Sudanese culture regarding food, as well as his upbringing in Dubai, and the differences he finds living now in Toronto. Omar's friend Aly tells us about his father, a tour guide, and mentions his dream to open a global tourism business along with him. Aly has had the good fortune of touring the pyramids of Giza countless times! On the episode we feature both Sudanese and Egyptian music, from dance hits to more traditional tunes. Join us next week on Tracks From Abroad as we take a trip to Colombia in South America. Mondays at 6pm on CIUT FM!

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