You can find this song and more music by Ti Frere on the Ocora France release "Ile Maurice: Hommage a Ti Frere". This is a short extract from the documentary "Zafair Kaya". The clip …

Jean Alphonse Ravaton, dit Ti Frère 1 (ce qui signifie petit frère en créole), est un chanteur mauricien né le 22 avril 1900 2 à Quartier Militaire et mort le 17 juin 1992. Il est considéré …

Ti Frere - VintageMost pictures are from 1950s and 70s.0.06 - Curepipe Town, View of the town centre with Immeuble Merven on the left. (1965)0.12 - Royal Col...

Vieux Séga sorti en 1965 et chanté par Ti Frère, le Père du séga mauricien !

Jean Alphonse Ravaton, popularly known as "Ti Frère", meaning "little brother" in Mauritian Creole), was born on April 22, 1900, in Quartier Militaire, in the district of Moka. His father of …

Ti Frère, one of the founding fathers of Mauritian Sega, sang his first song, Tamassa, in 1925. Despite societal rejection of the genre, Ti Frère's popularity grew, and he was crowned King of …

This unique situation made Ti Frere a synthesis of African and European roots, and able, by assimilation away from the structure of African-inherited classical sega ( drumcall, soloist, …

Of all the variations on the “Séga Typique” created by Ti-frer, the one by Kaya has gained universal popularity. The listener gets immediately immersed in his lyrics and allows himself to …

The Real TiFrère Jean Alphonse Ravaton, alias Ti Frere, was born on April 29th, 1900. His father was Madagascan ( Ravaton is a Madagascan surname) and a sega artist too, the art form …

Ti Frère: the symbol of the Mauritian Sega. From his real name Joseph Alfonse Ravaton, Ti Frère learned sega and ballads by accompanying his father, himself a famous sega musician. His …