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The late legend and Africa go a long way
For Africa and all those affected by famine, the African-American performer Michael Jackson expressed his most heart-felt compassion as he dedicated “We are the World” to them in 1985. His most famous album, Thriller, released three years earlier, was marked with a few African expressions borrowed from Manu Dibango, a Cameroonian musician of international repute.


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