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There's a moment in every Natu Camara song where something ancient meets something urgent, a "haunting voice," as New York Amsterdam News called it, wrapped in Afro-rock, soul, and the rhythms of Guinea. Critics hear echoes of Miriam Makeba, Nina Simone, and Tina Turner; one reviewer called her sound "mesmerizing... music in which to get lost and not want to be found." Her new single, "Cinko Mina," has BBC Radio raving and audiences asking who she really is. The full answer runs deeper than any song, a story of loss, reinvention, and a voice built to cross borders. 

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