Omar Pene Dakar, Senegal
Depuis ses débuts en 1974, il est l’âme du célèbre Super Diamono (Génération en Wolof). Considéré comme marginal et
révolutionnaire, Omar Péne est aujourd’hui une légende vivante, musicale et sociale reconnue dans le monde entier.
Omar fêtera en 2022 ses cinquante ans de carrière.
Une carrière riche qui lui fait croiser la route d’Ismaël Lo, Youssou Ndour, Peter Gabriel, Manu Dibango.
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