Sona Tata Condé is a Guinean singer known for her multilingual Afro-pop music and broad popularity in her home country. A member of the Mandinka ethnic group, she performs primarily in Malinke, while also singing in Fula, Susu, French, and English, reflecting Guinea's cultural and linguistic diversity. In 2007, she released the Afro-pop album Simbo, named after her husband. Its title track is a heartfelt love song dedicated to him and showcases her signature multilingual style. Other notable albums include La Fleur Fine (1995) and Fansa Walli (2000).