Arts, Culture & Media  Global hit: Badila Ensemble  We're going
to introduce you to The Badila Ensemble. The Badila Ensemble
plays music inspired by the Sufi and Hindu mystical traditions.
The ensemble is led by a Frenchman named Bastien Lagatta. He
recruited the ensemble's members in France, India, and Iran.
Lagatta says he was searching for what he calls a "melody of
humanity." The result -- he says -- is music that's meant to be
listened to with your heart.  LAGATTA: "Because it tells
something coming very far away from us, something higher than
our nationality, higher than our culture, higher than what is
written on our passport. It's something that is coming from
beyond the world."  The musical path the Badila Ensemble travels
on is filled with spiritual signposts. Most of their songs are
dedications to a higher power.  Mame Kahn Manghaniyar is the
group's singer. He's a Muslim from India. Mame says he and the
other ensemble members have no problem crossing religious
boundaries.  MAME: ï¿½We don't feel