Mamman Shata
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| Gender | Male |
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| Born | Nigeria |
| Date of died | June 18,1999 |
| Died | Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital |
| Kano | |
| Nigeria | |
| Full name | Alhaji Mamman Shata |
| Parents | Ibrahim Yaro |
| Albums | Iconic Sounds Of Africa - Vol. 87 |
| African Gold - Mamman Shata, Vol, 1 | |
| Songs | Lafiya Zaki |
| Lami Shagamu | |
| A. S. P. Audu | |
| Mamman Dah | |
| Mamman Bello | |
| Wili Dan Tijjani | |
| Gumina Nake Ci | |
| B. B. Farouq | |
| Sarkin Marar-Raba | |
| Allah Yajikan Habibu Fari | |
| Galadiman Katagun | |
| Kumbo Apolo 11 | |
| Abdoul Salam Tigidinma | |
| Sha'aibu Gadar Gayan | |
| Malam Dan Malan | |
| Dan Shehu Awagaras | |
| Abdoussalam Bayun Mata | |
| Zamani | |
| Ummarun P Z | |
| Kudi Akeshesu | |
| Sida | |
| Haka Nan Be Ba Ban Audu | |
| Abdulsalam Shantan Nijar | |
| Haka Nan Ne Ba Ban Audu | |
| Record labels | Nedjon Media |
| Blue PIe Records USA | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1336423 |
Mamman Shata Life story
Alhaji Mamman Shata was a Nigerian singer. He was a well-known griot/musician among the Hausa people of West Africa. His vocals were often accompanied by talking drums, known as kalangu. He performed for the Hausa people of Northern Nigeria and even non-Hausas for more than half a century.
Mamman Shata Photos
