Originally from Senegal, Abdoulaye Samb was inspired by his brother who was a musician. In his early twenties, Abdoulaye had the opportunity to work in a builders merchant in the village of Yene by the sea. There, he was influenced by the beautiful scenery and the surroundings. As he was listening to a variety of music on the radio, one day he decided to create his own sound. Using the tools and materials available in the shop, he managed to make his own guitar with fishing rods and a petrol can. Since then, the guitar became his favourite instrument. He then went back to Dakar where he was taught by Mamaya, a griot from the Cissoko family.
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