Aya Nakamura
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| Daddy | Aya Nakamura, SDM | 03:17 | |
| Baby | Aya Nakamura | 02:42 | |
| SMS | Aya Nakamura | 02:33 | |
| T'as peur | Aya Nakamura, Myke Towers | 03:35 | |
| Cadeau (feat. Tiakola) | Aya Nakamura, Tiakola | 02:31 | |
| Djadja | Aya Nakamura | 02:51 | |
| Copines | Aya Nakamura | 02:51 | |
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| Tous les jours | Aya Nakamura | 02:50 | |
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Aya Nakamura is a pop and R&B singer born in Mali under the name Aya Danioko (born on May 10, 1995), and raised in France in a musical family. She first gained notoriety with the song “Brisé,” which garnered much attention on video streaming platforms. In the following years, Danioko made a series of features on rapper Fababy’s “Love d'un voyou,” which hit the French charts in 2015, and Abou Debeing’s “Sorry” in 2016. She also collaborated with Fally Ipupa on “Bad Boy,” and with Dadja on Naza's “Moi je vérifie” in 2017 before releasing debut album Journal Intime that same year. The album reached Number 6 on the French Albums Chart and paved the way for Nakamura (2018), her sophomore effort. Propelled by the chart-topping single “Djadja,” it peaked at Number 3 in France and was quickly certified diamond by the SNEP. Danioko gained considerable momentum as follow-up single “Copines” topped the French charts and she became the most streamed French female artist of 2019. Yet another Number 1 single ensued with the release of “Jolie nana,” which served as a teaser for Danioko’s third album, simply titled Aya (2020).