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"Singing like donkeys"

By Anthony Mitchell | January 15, 2006 - 12:00am

"ETHIOPIAN IDOLS" IS A FAR CRY FROM THE GLAMOR AND glitz of its U.S. and British inspirations. Yellowed satin sheets and signs taped to the walls provide the backdrop for a set hastily constructed each...

Starweek Magazine

"Singing like donkeys"

By Anthony Mitchell | January 15, 2006 - 12:00am

"ETHIOPIAN IDOLS" IS A FAR CRY FROM THE GLAMOR AND glitz of its U.S. and British inspirations. Yellowed satin sheets and signs taped to the walls provide the backdrop for a set hastily constructed each...

Starweek Magazine