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Catholic pop music group conquers Africa

Thursday, November 22nd, 2018

Master Just and Barabas, both Catholics musicians, credit “God’s plan” for the success of their musical duo, Toofan.

The Toofan story started in Togo in 2005 when the two football- and music-loving adolescents hired out a small studio with little more than a microphone and a computer to record their first hit, “Eperviers.” Continue reading

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