Burying the hatchet: Titi and Aïda Samb reunite backstage at Youssou Ndour’s concert

Author: senenews.comPublished on: October 19, 2026Country: Senegal

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Burying the hatchet: Titi and Aïda Samb reunite backstage at Youssou Ndour’s concert

After several months of tension, Senegalese singers Titi and Aïda Samb met backstage at Youssou Ndour’s concert at Bercy on Saturday, October 17. They spoke warmly and expressed mutual admiration. Their encounter suggests a reconciliation between the two artists.

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