Ibro Gnamet Diabaté

Introduction

Ibro Gnamet Diabaté, born Gnamèn Diabatè, is a rising star of Guinean folk music. Daughter of legendary singer Ibro Diabaté, she followed in the footsteps of her illustrious father by embracing a musical career from an early age. With her powerful voice and unique style mixing afro-fusion, afro pop and afro dance with Mandinga flavours, Ibro Gnamet has established itself as one of the most fashionable artists of the Guinea and African music scene.

Enfance et parents

Born into a family of renowned musicians, Ibro Gnamet bathed in a musical environment from his early childhood. At the age of seven, she was already accompanied by her elder brother, the talented Mamadi Kamissoko, alias Azaya, when performing as a guitarist in various ceremonies. In this way, she was embraced by music and nurtured her dream of becoming a fulfilled artist, following in the footsteps of her famous father, Ibro Diabaté.

Carrière musicale

Although from a line of renowned musicians, Ibro Gnamet had to draw his own path to make a name in the Guinean music industry. In 2015, she achieved her first success by featuring "Lamignokhai" with her brother Azaya, from the album "Gnénessouma". This collaboration marked the beginning of her brilliant ascension.

The real milestone of her career was the single "KDO Empoisonné", released in 2017. Becoming a true tube with more than 1.5 million views on YouTube, this title has propelled Ibro Gnamet to the forefront of the Guinea and African music scene. Her album "N'Kalekhi", released in December 2018 under the label Muisik 100 Frontière, confirmed her status as a rising star.

Among the highlights of the album are "J'aime tout chez toi" featuring with her brother Azaya, who recorded more than 4 million views on YouTube, as well as "N'kalékhi", a 1.2 million views single that became a real hit across West Africa.

In 2018, Ibro Gnamet paid tribute to her father by remixing her famous title "Allah Nana" released in 1994, when she was only one year old. This resumption in collaboration with her half-brother Azaya testifies to the young artist's attachment to her family legacy.

With her unique musical style and scenic charisma, Ibro Gnamet was quickly compared to the greatest female stars of African music. Some observers have not hesitated to describe her as a "revelation of Guinean folk music", highlighting her potential to establish herself as a major icon in the years to come.

Discographie

Album

• N'Kalekhi (2018)

Singles

• "Adama di Konfo" (2015)
• "Khamet Togo Togo khi" (2016)
• "KDO Empoisonné" (2017)
• "Nfissai Ibhé" (2017)
• "J'aime tout chez toi" (feat. Azaya) (2017)
• "Ça me fait mal" (2018)
• "N'kalékhi" (2018)
• "Allah Nana" (feat. Azaya) (2018)
• "Nabalankhi" (2021)

Collaborations

Thro her career, Ibro Gnamet has had the opportunity to collaborate with many renowned artists, thus strengthening her reputation and prominence. Her featurings with her brother Azaya on "Lamignokhai", "J'aime tout chez toi" and "Allah Nana" were real successes, dancing all over Guinea.

Tournées

Although her career is still relatively recent, Ibro Gnamet has already had the opportunity to perform on several stages across Guinea and West Africa. Her energetic performances and captivating stage presence attracted a wider audience, consolidating her popularity.

Prix et reconnaissance

Although Ibro Gnamet has not yet won major awards, she has nevertheless been praised by critics and the audience for her talent and her contribution to Guinean music. Many personalities have expressed their admiration for the young artist, seeing in her a worthy heiress of the rich Mandinga musical tradition.

Polémiques

Despite her young age and early career, Ibro Gnamet was not spared by controversy. In 2021, her relationship with singer Ans-T Crazy sparked many speculations on social networks, with some internet users questioning the sincerity of their feelings. More recently, in March 2023, her new partner Mohamed Hassan was accused of already having a fiancée in Canada, fuelling rumors of infidelity.

Vie privée

In March 2021, Ibro Gnamet openly expressed her desire to marry her then partner, Ans-T Crazy. Although this relationship eventually ended, the singer did not give up her dream of founding a family.

On April 9, 2023, Ibro Gnamet Diabaté flown into a fair wedding with Mohamed Hassan, during a grand religious ceremony that took place in Hafia, a suburb of Conakry. This event brought together many fans of the artist, as well as celebrities from the world of Guinean music.

After her marriage, Ibro Gnamet quickly founded a family. On January 17, 2024, her husband Hassan announced the birth of their first child, a boy. This happy news was welcomed with joy by the singer's relatives and her many fans.

Although she recently became a mother, Ibro Gnamet has not yet revealed the name of her child. Some Internet users have suggested calling him Ans-T Crazy, in reference to her former tumultuous relationship. In any case, the singer seems to enjoy the joys of motherhood alongside her husband Hassan.

Conclusion

With its powerful voice, scenic charisma and unique musical style, Ibro Gnamet Diabaté has become one of the most popular stars of contemporary Guinean music. Born in an illustrious family of musicians, she was able to forge her own way and impose her mark in the African music industry. Her marriage to Mohamed Hassan, celebrated in great pomp, testifies to her status as an icon among the Guinean and African public.

Despite her young age, Ibro Gnamet has already experienced her lot of successes and controversies, but she has been able to navigate through these trials with grace and determination. Her recent maternity marks a new stage in her personal life, offering her the opportunity to reconcile her thriving career with the joys of family life.

There is no doubt that this rising star of Guinean music will continue to shine in the years to come, enchanting melomans with her exceptional voice and captivating stage presence. With her rich musical heritage and indisputable talent, Ibro Gnamet Diabaté has come to leave an indelible mark in the history of African folk music.