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The Malagasy language is the national language of Madagascar, an island nation located off the southeast coast of Africa. It is spoken by over 20 million people and is known for its unique syntax and vocabulary, which is a blend of Austronesian, African, and French influences.

In recent years, Malagasy music has gained popularity with the emergence of several talented musicians who sing in the language. Some of the most popular artists include Rossy, Damily, and Jaojoby, who have all gained international recognition for their unique sound and style.

In addition to musical artists, there are also several radio stations that broadcast in Malagasy. Some of the most popular include Radio Madagasikara, which is the national broadcaster, and Radio Antsiva, which is known for its emphasis on traditional Malagasy music.

Overall, the Malagasy language and culture are rich and diverse, and continue to evolve with the changing times. Whether you're interested in music, language, or culture, there is much to discover and explore in Madagascar.



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