Ibro Nadio — Mbour (Mballing Beach), 2026

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Why this recording

Streamed live on 17 September 2026 on Ibro Nadio's official channel, this concert on Mballing beach is a document released by the artist himself, with no broadcaster in between. The 78 minutes in HD follow an open-air mbalax performance in a Petite Côte town rather than on a Dakar stage. The livestream format keeps the evening in one continuous piece, with no after-the-fact editing.

— Simon Janvier, live-sound professional and editor of the catalogue

Recording technical sheet

Rights-holding channelIbro Nadio
Source statusOfficial — artist’s channel
Broadcast
Uploaded
Exact runtime
ResolutionHD (720p+)

Metadata checked on YouTube on 29 September 2026.

Published on September 24, 2026 by

Ibro Nadio, born Ibrahim Diouf, is a Senegalese mbalax singer, working in Senegal’s leading popular genre, which fuses traditional sabar percussion with modern instrumentation. This filmed live concert captures him performing on the beach at Mballing, in Mbour, on Senegal’s Petite Côte, for a show of around 78 minutes released in 2026 on his official channel. On stage, the artist unleashes the energy typical of live mbalax: Wolof-language vocals carried by driving sabar rhythms, call-and-response with the crowd, and the fervor of the Senegalese music scene. Ibro Nadio came to prominence with tracks such as ‘Bandi Bi’ and ‘Boy bou Ndaw bi’ and the album ‘Code 126’ (2023), confirming his place among the new generation of mbalax artists. This open-air concert reflects the central role of live music in Senegalese popular culture and mbalax’s roots in coastal towns like Mbour. No tracklist or list of musicians has been publicly documented for this performance. Keywords: Ibro Nadio, Mbour, Mballing beach, mbalax, Senegalese music, world, filmed live concert, 2026, Senegal.

Personnel & credits

  • Ibro Nadio — vocals
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