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Vivu Reaches No. 1 on World Music Charts Europe for August 2026

L’Alba’s Vivu has reached the top of the World Music Charts Europe for August 2026. The release represents the Corsican group’s first live album. Vivu features live interpretations of songs from L’Alba’s studio catalog through subtle musical nuances, expressive vocals, and the natural energy of the concert setting.

The group continues to demonstrate that Corsican musical tradition remains vibrant and continually evolving. Its repertoire combines respect for Corsican polyphony with influences from across the Mediterranean, including North Africa, Italy, Greece, and Portugal. Consequently, L’Alba has established itself as one of the leading voices in Corsica’s contemporary music scene.

L’Alba features Laurent Barbolosi (vocals, violin), Antoine-Léonard Belgodere (guitar, mandolin), Eric Ferrari (bass), François Guironnet (vocals, wind instruments), Sébastien Lafarge (vocals, harmonium, guitar), Ghjuvanfrancescu Mattei (vocals, guitar, mandola), and Petrughjuvanni Mattei (vocals, guitar).

World Music Charts Europe – August 2026

  1. L’Alba (France) – Vivu – Buda Musique
  2. New Era Quartet (Bosnia and Herzegovina) – Bridge To Sevdah – Snail Records
  3. Mah Damba (Mali) – Taabolo Koura – One World Records
  4. Melinda Balogh, Erdöfü & Janusz Prusinowski Kompania (Hungary/Poland) – Miedza, Mezsgye, Balk – Fonó
  5. Sakina Teyna (Turkey) – Suret – Faces And Images – Dreyer Gaido
  6. Nana Osei Twum Barima (Ghana) – Journey To The Unknown – Zephyrus
  7. Maria Kalaniemi & Timo Alakotila (Finland) – Morgondimma – Akerö Records
  8. Naked & Mónika Lakatos (Serbia/Hungary) – Neked – Adriatica Records
  9. Paolo Angeli & Tenore de Murales Orgosolo (Italy (Sardinia)) – Vinti E Maju – AnMa
  10. Le Diable a Cinq (Canada) – Indomptable – self released
  11. Airto Moreira & Ricardo Bacelar (Brazil) – Maracanós – Jasmin Music
  12. Kareyce Fotso (Cameroon) – Gwa – Contre-jour
  13. Tamikrest (Mali) – Assikel – Glitterbeat
  14. Fatoumata Diawara (Mali) – Massa – No Format
  15. Hiram Salsano & Marcello de Carolis (Italy) – Hirundini – MaDeSound
  16. Slavyk (Serbia/Poland) – 11 Songs Of Love & Suffering – CPL-Music
  17. Cocanha (France) – Flame Folclore – Bongo Joe
  18. Girma Woldemichael (Ethiopia) – Nafqoté – self released
  19. Gaoussou Sobra Kouyaté (Mali) – Sobra Dance – One World Records
  20. Antti Paalanen (Finland) – Haitarimarinadi – Rockadillo

More about the chart: wmce.de

Author: World Music Central News Room

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