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Toto’s ‘Africa’ plans to play ‘for eternity’ in Namibia desert

Toto’s ‘Africa’ plans to play ‘for eternity’ in Namibia desert

‘Africa’ will live on in Africa.

Max Siedentopf is a German-Namibian artist who has set up the sound installation called “Toto Forever.”

The installation is in an undisclosed location in the 1,200 mile-long Namib Desert in Africa.

Solar batteries are being used to power the entire installation, which consists of plinths supporting six speakers attached to a single MP3 player, that will solely play Toto’s hit song ‘Africa.’

The Desert is around 55 million years old, “Hopefully the song will play just as long,” Siedentopf said.

Read more via cnn.com.

Image: Max Siedentopf

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