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	Official Ticketmaster site. Tarika tickets, concerts and tour dates
		Since 1993 Tarika have established a reputation for themselves on the world music circuit, and become successful enough to be called Madagascar's biggest musical export.
		While in Madagascar musicians rarely make a living from their art, Tarika saw the possibilities for the future, and relocated to London, which proved receptive to their sound when their debut, Bibiango was issued in 1994.
		Tarika lightened up a year later with D (Malagasy for dance), which saw them providing some originals and covering '60s and '70s Malagasy hit singles, providing a sampler of dance styles from the Big Red island.
	www.ticketmaster.ca /artist/775168?brand=none (885 words)

	Tarika - Simple English Wikipedia
		Tarika is the Arabic word for a Sufi order in Islam.
		The first Tarikas were founded in the 12th and 13th century and many of them still exist today.
		The head of a Tarika is called a sheikh, the disciples are called dervishes.
	simple.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tarika (96 words)

	Tarika : La musique originelle de la planète Madagascar!
		Tarika Sammy a éclaté en 1993 et Hanitra a formé Tarika début 1994.
		Tarika, qui est à présent célèbre dans son propre pays, a effectué là une série de spectacles à guichets fermés début 99, puis a réalisé une tournée en Europe et en Amérique du Nord.
		En Septembre 1999, l'album de Tarika, Soul Makassar, a été enregistré, après que Hanitra eut passé un mois, propice à l'inspiration, à Sulawesi, en Indonésie, découvrant de nombreux liens avec les lointains ancêtres qui avaient voyagé jusqu'à Madagascar en traversant l'océan Indien.
	www.frootsmag.com /tarika/francais (884 words)

	Tarika (The Leopard Man's African Music Guide)
		Tarika plays catchy, acoustic music based on the traditional stringed instruments valiha and marovany — a type of sitar — together with kabosy, Malagasy guitar.
		Sammy Tarika is represented on several compendium albums, but the group’s career didn’t really take off until 1992, when sisters Hanitra and Noro came on board as vocalists and composers.
		In 1994 Tarika took off on a tour of Europe that, as has been seen, was very successful.
	www.leopardmannen.no /t/tarika.asp?lang=gb (476 words)

	World Music Central - Your connection to World Music
		Tarika's name means simply "the group" or "led by"- or in their case, "the group".
		Tarika then got to work on their third album D, a nice contrast to the intensity of Son Egal by being a bright, upbeat, sizzling celebration of Madagascar's myriad dance styles.
		Tarika 10: Beats, Ghosts and Dancing With History, released in 2004, is a ten-year retrospective of one the most important bands in Afropop.
	www.worldmusiccentral.org /artists/artist_page.php?id=1091 (850 words)

	Tarika (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Tarika has one foot firmly sewn into the tightly woven fabric that makes up Madagascar's strong traditions; but the other is kinetic, not content to merely kick around the notion that the country's indigenous instruments and distinctive singing styles most certainly need to be preserved.
		The five-member band is determined to drive, punch and hammer that point home with colorful singing and dancing, and they approach their craft with the enthusiasm of the very open-minded.
		Tarika's current release, Bibiango (translated "hungry beasts"), begins with the bright notes of "Anokay," valiha shining in all its crystalline glory, the sharpness of the kabosy ever present, precision-like vocals a cause for speculation as to whether massive overdubbing was used to create the feeling of being in tune with one another.
	www.dirtynelson.com /feature/56tarika.html (343 words)

	DooDah Review: Tarika Sammy - "Fanafody" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Tarika Sammy contributed some a couple of fine tracks to the Kaiser/Lindley "A World Out Of Time" project, but on this album they're even better.
		Tarika Sammy is a young quartet who are consciously changing a folk music into a performance style, just as Bill Monroe did in creating bluegrass.
		Tarika Sammy are especially notable for their sweet and exotic harmonies.
	doodah.net /reviews/art625.html (344 words)

	Tarika 10: Beasts, Ghosts & Dancing With History / cdRoots
		The songs here start at Bibiango, moving through Son Egal, D and Soul Makassar, with a live track from WOMAD and a couple of remixes, one of which, by Transglobal Underground, is a real growler the earthquake rhythm from 6000 fathoms, and those lovely clear, joyful voices on top.
		But seen live at a gig some years ago, I found Tarika's rhythmic pulse compulsive even with low-intensity amplification and no drums; the cascading figures on the valiha zithers and the general animation and velocity are potent.
		Tarika's Son Egal album, for example, was a work researching popular history, looking into the colonial French use of West African troops to put down a Malagasy uprising in 1947, casting light in previously murky corners.
	www.cdroots.com /sst-tarika10.html (505 words)

	Elijah Wald • Tarika Sammy
		Tarika Sammy are part of a new wave of music from Madagascar, a flood of varied and beautiful styles and fusions that incorporate Malagasy traditions, outside influences, and individual inspiration.
		Though Tarika Sammy means "Sammy's Group," Hanitra is the person responsible for the group's current line-up and much of their musical approach.
		Hanitra says that a special moment of Tarika Sammy's American tour came in Seattle, where they appeared on a program with Sylvestre Randafysan, a valiha master now living in the U.S. "He is a famous player, an older musician," she says.
	www.elijahwald.com /tarika.html (3542 words)

	Tucson Weekly: This Earthy Island Music (September 13 - September 19, 2001)
		In fact, Tarika has one of the most joyous sounds in all of world music, African or otherwise.
		Tarika, led by charismatic female singer/songwriter Rasoanaivo Hanitrarivo, aka Hanitra (and pronounced "Anch"--see how complex this culture is already?), has won constant kudos on the world's stages.
		Tarika sings the song in English and French, with a chorus whose rich African harmonies makes the song otherworldly, foreign yet familiar.
	www.tucsonweekly.com /tw/2001-09-13/mus3.html (532 words)

	Tarika Blue - Free Music Downloads, Videos, Lyrics, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Tarika Blue shared the Cosmic Echoes' appreciation of modal post-bop heavyweights like John Coltrane, McCoy Tyner, Pharoah Sanders, Charles Lloyd and Yusef Lateef--in fact, Smith and Clendeninn are both pianist/keyboardists who were influenced by Tyner's playing.
		Clendeninn, a native New Yorker, formed Tarika Blue around 1973, when he was a student at Syracuse University in Upstate New York and was doing a lot of commuting to and from the Big Apple.
		Tarika Blue never recorded a third album, but their recordings continued to interest people long after their breakup.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/bio/0,,1758818,00.html (636 words)

	Pimple Remover Frequently Asked Questions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		No. Because Tarika Pimple/Acne Remover is 100% chemical-free and made only with pure, natural and harmless ingredients, there is no likelihood of any scars or marks after its use.
		This is because, pimples are caused by certain impurities (or excess secretions of the sebaceous glands in the body) in the epidermal layers (just under the skin), which normally erupt as pimple/acne.
		Tarika Pimple/Acne Remover is effective against adult acne, rosacea, whiteheads, flheads, the normal teenage acne problems, obstinate and old pimples/acne.
	www.ayurlabs.com /details/products/tpr_faq.htm (1468 words)

	Tarika (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Tarika has one foot firmly sewn into the tightly woven fabric that makes up Madagascar's strong traditions; but the other is kinetic, not content to merely kick around the notion that the country's indigenous instruments and distinctive singing styles most certainly need to be preserved.
		The five-member band is determined to drive, punch and hammer that point home with colorful singing and dancing, and they approach their craft with the enthusiasm of the very open-minded.
		Tarika's current release, Bibiango (translated "hungry beasts"), begins with the bright notes of "Anokay," valiha shining in all its crystalline glory, the sharpness of the kabosy ever present, precision-like vocals a cause for speculation as to whether massive overdubbing was used to create the feeling of being in tune with one another.
	www.dirtylinen.com /feature/56tarika.html (343 words)

	Tarika Sammy: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com
		Probably the most notable contemporary Malagasy group to achieve international exposure in the 1990s, Tarika Sammy update traditional and regional sounds of their country in invigorating ways.
		For most listeners, the most appealing elements of the group's sound are the mellifluous vocals of the two sisters who sing much of Tarika Sammy's material.
		Tarika Sammy was formed by Samoela Andriamalalaharijaona in 1983 in Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar.
	www.music.com /group/tarika_sammy/1/biography (557 words)

	Tarika Concerts in Los Angeles
		"Soul Makassar" is the result of a trip to Sulawesi that the leader of Tarika, Hanitra Rasoanaivo, undertook to examine the cultural roots of Madagascar.
		Tarika is one of the only bands from Madagascar that tours internationally.
		The music of Tarika is well known in Madagascar and consists of the current dance music performed on traditional instruments.
	www.afropulse.com /music/concerts/tarikawaw.html (213 words)

	Tarika : The roots music of Madagascar
		Hanitra took on the big project of building an Arts Centre in Antananarivo, and although it was somewhat delayed by the political crisis that engulfed Madagascar in the first six months of 2002, it opened that September.
		Tarika spent October 2002 filming a documentary in Madagascar for BBC4 TV, which was first shown in June 2003 and is likely to be repeated.
		Tarika fans will also be interested to know of the Vakoka Project, a wonderful all-star Malagasy recording project involving Hanitra as artistic director and performer, and Donne of Tarika as a musician, being released on CD in June 2004.
	www.frootsmag.com /tarika (1536 words)

	Sarada Ayurvedic Remedies-Tarika Tips
		Tarika Pimple Remover is a unique formulation of minerals and herbs, known in India for their powerful antiseptic and antifungal properties, effective in the treatment of pimples, flheads and eruptions of the skin for adults and children over 12 years of age.
		Tarika Ayurvedic Herbal and Clay Body Masque brings back the ancient wisdom to alleviate the stress of modern life and to invigorate the body and mind.
		Tarika Night Oil is a unique formula of naturally processed oil and herbal extracts, known in India for their life-giving properties to facial skin and tissue.
	www.tarikausa.com /tarikatips.html (809 words)

	Downtown Sound - Tarika Blue - Self-Titled
		The timelessness and staying power of their music is evident in the fact that Dreamflower was sampled for the entire musical track of Erykah Badu’s platinum hit, Didn’t Cha Know, and it ended up as one of five Grammy award contenders for “R&B Song Of The Year” in 2001.
		Tarika Blue was formed while I was in college at Syracuse University, in upstate NY.
		Tarika Blue featured several different singers over the years including the wonderful Tequila, who sang with the Tony Williams Lifetime and Lisa Fisher, who would later win a Grammy for “Ease The Pain” in 1991.
	www.downtown-sound.com /albuminfo.php?albumid=1 (1219 words)

	Hartford Advocate: Tarika (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Situated as it is between Africa and Asia, the culture is a unique stew of both.
		Tarika is a group founded by two sisters, and the group is probably one of the biggest cultural exports from the island.
		This is a collection from 10 years of Tarika's recordings.
	hartfordadvocate.com /gbase/Music/content?oid=oid:69073 (273 words)

	Amazon.com: Soul Makassar: Music: Tarika (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		After the danceable delights of D, Tarika plunge back into a style that wraps serious ideas in a joyful musical robe while looking at the Indonesian ancestry of Madagascar.
		Of course, this being Tarika, the disc also features songs in French, some superb playing on the vahila and marovany, and plenty of rhythms to set the feet tapping.
		It's Tarika's most diverse and ambitious statement to date--an anthropological document with a groove.
	www.amazon.com /Soul-Makassar-Tarika/dp/B00005UKME (1412 words)

	Tarika Sammy - Free Music Downloads, Videos, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Probably the most notable contemporary Malagasy group to achieve international exposure in the 1990s, Tarika Sammy update traditional and regional sounds of their country in invigorating ways.
		Tarika Sammy was formed by Samoela Andriamalalaharijaona in 1983 in Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar.
		After some well-received recordings, Tarika Sammy changed into Tarika in the mid-'90s with the departure of Samoela Andriamalalaharijaona.
	store.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/bio/0,,500019,00.html (266 words)

	An Introduction to Tarika Sammy
		In fact, Claudia’s whole family was musical also: her grandfather played organ in a church, her mother played piano, her father played guitar, and she and her sisters all sang.
		Sammy heard Claudia singing some country songs at a fete at the Andohalo school and Tarika Sammy was born.
		The diligence, professionalism and clarity of their working style is exceeded only by the love and regard they offer in their music and to one another.
	members.aol.com /TarikaSam/intro.htm (714 words)

	Tarika and Tarika Sammy: Two reviews from 1996/1997
		Sammy and Tiana continued the Tarika Sammy name, reuniting with some of the early contingent, going back to a sound more like the one they developed in the early eighties, while adding a certain pop sensibility to the proceedings clearly acquired through his experiences with the touring band.
		The album is a rememberance, in recognition of the 100th anniversary of the exile of the Malagasy queen Ranavalona III by the French, and the 50th year since the put down of a popular rebellion on the island, in part by troops from west Africa recruited by the French.
		Hanitra Rasoanaivo is now clearly the backbone of the band known as Tarika, from her face on the cover of the new album, Son Egal (Xenophile/Green Linnet) to the songs and liner notes contained within.
	www.rootsworld.com /rw/feature/2tarika2.html (1106 words)

	Edmonton Folk Music Festival - Performer Bio - Tarika
		She launched her first group as Tarika Sammy in 1991, and they stayed together for almost three years.
		Tarika’s most recent album was released last year and spent eight weeks on top of the European world music charts.
		Curiously, the original Tarika promoted Malagasy women’s issues, and the current album is described as including "powerful historic and political themes."
	www.efmf.ab.ca /004.performers/004-01.pastyears/1998/tarika.html (173 words)

	Interview: Hanitra (of Tarika)
		Hanitra and Tarika are currently touring the U.S., promoting their latest CD "Soul Makassar" (Triloka) which artfully investigates the ancient connection between the people and culture of Indonesia and Madagascar.
		The way in which we use the kabosy in Tarika is also different.
		I wanted to buy one from a man but he refused to sell it to me so he is going to make one specially for Tarika.
	www.afropop.org /multi/interview/ID/10 (1103 words)

	Tarika Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Madagascar’s Tarika has developed a huge international following with their unique, modern blend of the roots music styles from their homeland.
		Their contemporary use of traditional Malagasy and Indonesian instruments teamed with the band’s trademark infectious melodies, churning grooves and brilliant harmonies make Tarika’s music transcend conventional world music boundaries.
		Tarika have once again succeeded in creating a living tradition that combines powerful lyrics and authentic roots music with a fresh sound that makes you want to dance…and think.
	www.triloka.com /triloka/artists/tarika (131 words)

	Kennedy Center: Millennium Stage Artist Details: Tarika
		TarikaÃs music is always steeped in uncompromising pride for their cultural roots.
		A large part of their award-winning 1997 album, Son Egal, dealt with the legacies of colonialism, racism, and corruption in Madagascar.
		It was after TarikaÃs leader Hanitra Rasoanaivo first ventured abroad in the late 1980s that she made some remarkable discoveries.
	www.kennedy-center.org /programs/millennium/artist_detail.cfm?artist_id=TARIKATARI (256 words)

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