[Machine Translation] Here comes a rare work featuring performances by the masters of griot, the traditional music transmitters of Mali. The village of Kela, Mali, located on the left bank of the Niger River, about 100 km southwest of Bamako, is known to have a large community of griot musicians (gerieux), mainly belonging to the Diabate family. Their art is recognized throughout West Africa, and many griots come from all over the world, sometimes staying there for several years to immerse themselves in their music. The album includes three tracks recorded in 1978 (tracks 3-6) with guitar or traditional koni lute, and six recordings made in 2019 (tracks 1-3) in a traditional dwelling that still serves as a "studio" today. The accompanying booklet includes testimonials from the musicians who participated in the recording sessions. The booklet includes testimonials from the musicians who participated in the recordings, allowing you to learn about the key elements that shaped their worldview.