"Tempo di Sabar" is a specialized book that focuses on ethnographic research regarding interaction and integration within a Senegalese community in the urban setting of Turin. It offers an in-depth analysis of the cultural dynamics that exist between Western and African music concepts. The book is divided into several chapters that illuminate various aspects of the Griot tradition and its significance within the Wolof ethnicity. It explores how music and dance serve as universal means of communication and contribute to the promotion of intercultural dialogue. The author, Monica Marsala, employs theoretical approaches to analyze the artistic performances and their differences between the two cultures. This work is a valuable resource for anyone interested in ethnographic studies, music ethnology, and intercultural communication.