In case a wild dog yells in the desert and no one hears it, does it make a sound?

"Africa" Toto already lives in pop culture as a Song for any option, and now, thanks to the German-Namibian designer, it will always exist on its own eponymous continent.

Max Siedentopf, 27 years old, not long ago built a sound installation somewhere in the Namib desert, which will be to reproduce the famous track on a loop “for all eternity”, - explains on its website.

The designer organized a block of 6 solar powered speakers that all plug into an MP3 player that contains only 1 song on a loop: "Africa.”

Siedentopf told CNN that he was actually "intrigued" by the song's longevity and alternate fame and wanted to pay for the track "the ultimate homage" and physically showcase "Africa" in Africa.”

The device is installed in an undiscovered space in the 55 million Namib desert 1200 miles long, an old desert of the world.

"(Location) similar to the jewel, which have all chances to find only loyal fans Toto", - he said.

The song was the No. 1 bestseller for Toto subsequently released in 1982, and has since come to life notoriety to some extent thanks to the cover of last year's Weezer caused by the public media campaign and the pit bull song reference for the “Aquaman”soundtrack.