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An internationally recognized artist, Tsanta has performed with renowned Malagasy musicians including Samoela, Erick Manana, and Lalao Rabeson, and collaborated with Brazilian artist Luedji Luna on her Latin Grammy-nominated album Bom Mesmo É Estar Debaixo D’água (2020). Deeply committed to preserving Malagasy cultural heritage, he is celebrated for his expertise across numerous traditional instruments, including the sodina (flute) and kabosa (mandolin), as well as trumpet, guitar, and piano.

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