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Maryss Vevey, Switzerland
Maryss singer, author - composer originally from Rwanda, writes her lyrics in French, English and Kinyarwanda. Maryss is inspired by Anglo-Saxon pop-folk for the presence of guitar and piano, and is tinged with African sounds by the introduction of percussion and the kora (stringed instrument). ... more
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