Oumou Sangaré on Womad, activism, and her 4x4 business
Malian singer Oumou Sangaré, known for her Wassoulou music and outspoken activism on women's rights, is set to headline the Womad festival. In an interview, she discusses balancing her music career with business ventures, including a range of 4x4 vehicles. Despite her activism, she firmly rules out entering politics, stating 'Never!'
Key facts
- Oumou Sangaré is headlining Womad festival.
- She is an outspoken activist for women's rights.
- She runs a business selling 4x4 vehicles.
- She has no intention of entering politics.
- Her music is rooted in the Wassoulou tradition.
- She balances multiple business interests alongside music.
- The interview was published by the Financial Times.
- The article's URL is ft.com/content/66edab42-bd91-4cbd-bb2a-593c7fb2b7bd.
Entities
Artists
- Oumou Sangaré
Institutions
- Womad
- Financial Times