ALI, MEHR -& SHER ALI- - ESSENCE OF DESIRE
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: BUDA
Release date: 15/06/2018
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Catalog no.: BUDA0260302
Item ID: 463461
Qawwali is a syncretic musical form of the Sufi related South Asian heterodox Islam. Brothers Mehr and Sher Ali belong to the finest performers in that field.
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