Handicapped Children

As a musician, a Senegalese ballon player Usman Jeju participated in ASALATO TOKYO, the owner of which belongs to PANMAN, as the first sound source he has carefully warmed up. Recording with improvisation of Asalato with Usman's sound source is 180 degrees different from the usual style of ASALATO TOKYO, so I think that you can tell a completely different charm. Also, the roots of the same Senegal, the affinity of the sound of Baraphone and Asalato is wonderful, and I would like many people to listen to it. Many people imagine the music played by Uzman, a multi-ethnic nation with many ethnic groups living in Senegal, who is a Jorah from the southern part of Senegal and a bifar of Sufi (Islamic mysticism) peculiar to Senegal. It will give a different impression to the audience than "African music". * Bifar is a community created by Ibrima  “Bai” means “father” in Wolof (the main language of Senegal), and “Fal” is borrowed from the name of their revered “Ibrima Fal”. By the way, women are called "Yai Fal" after "Yai" which means Wolof mother. Many of them, like Ibraima Fal, do not pray or fast as Muslim practices. Instead, they serve and work for Malab (religious teacher), begging to provide funds to Malab, and sing a chorus called "Shikaru".