Azɔ Mawu, Paix des cœurs and the record of its credits
Azɔ Mawu, Paix des cœurs is presented in Fon and credited to the artist & Chorale Azɔ, with a tempo listed at 72 beats per minute. AFRIKANA classifies the track under African Spiritual or Prayer music and gives Benin as its country of origin.
AFRIKANA's published description names acoustic kora, mellow piano, subtle percussion and warm choir voices, and a video titled "Azɔ Mawu, Paix des cœurs | Fon African Gospel Song" accompanies the listing. Those facts frame how programmers and listeners will encounter the piece.
Performing credit and placement on AFRIKANA
The single performing credit reads the artist & Chorale Azɔ. The platform places the work within African Spiritual or Prayer categories and links it to Benin.
A site video is provided with the title used on the listing. That published media supplies the exact tags and the language label listeners see.
The listing also carries the mood label African Calm & Recovery and a short SEO description that frames the track as a gentle Fon prayer inviting inner peace. The platform's about text notes the track was produced for AFRIKANA to highlight local language and accessible discovery of sacred music.
Tempo and the textures the listing specifies
A tempo of 72 BPM is stated. That number is the platform's explicit cue for pacing and playlist placement.
The description lists acoustic kora, mellow piano, subtle percussion and warm choir voices. From those elements a listener can reasonably conclude choir singing is central and that small acoustic textures accompany the vocal lines.
Because the description names both acoustic kora and mellow piano alongside choir voices, a listener may expect an arrangement where group singing is foregrounded and small acoustic textures provide support. The listing's combination of terms is the only evidence offered about instrumentation and arrangement.
Related Fon entries on AFRIKANA, such as Alèkè Gbè and Gàn Wè, are linked by language in the site's navigation. Discover AFRIKANA, stream African radio & songs on mobile.
What the listing leaves uncredited
No individual producer, arranger or recording personnel are named. The listing does not identify choir members or any soloist within Chorale Azɔ.
There is no lyric transcription attached and no explicit songwriting credit for the Fon words. Those omissions make authorship and provenance unclear for anyone seeking rights information or scholarly detail.
Where the description supplies tempo and instrumental textures, it does not attach creative names to those roles. The material available gives a clear listening frame, and at the same time leaves unanswered who shaped that frame.
Absent credits make it impossible from the listing alone to know who wrote the Fon prayer, who arranged the choir parts or where the recording occurred. That is a precise limit: researchers or programme authors must seek additional documentation outside the listing to establish authorship and recording provenance.