The Day The Music Died In Mali

With the news of Mali lately it got me reminiscing about my trip with World Vision in 2010. We were there to shoot a TV program for WV called the Children of Hope.
My experience in Mali was fantastic. The conditions were harsh but the people were friendly. We travelled to the farthest reaches of Mali and saw so many incredible sites.
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Amadou & Mariam just won the LES VICTOIRES DE LA MUSIQUE Award in Paris (like the world Grammy Awards) this week and were interviewed on CBC’s as it happens last night.