Eltitoguay
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Mali-Spain
(the first one is a jewel)
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(the first one is a jewel)
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Mali-Spain-Cuba meeting, around common musical roots
Rabih Abou-Khakil - A Night in the Mountains
Mali-Spain-Cuba meeting, around common musical roots
Since yesterday I heard this song at least 50 times and can't get enough of it. What a gem. Better one great song like this instead of a thousand mediocre songs.
The songs I post here did I collect over decades. This and then I stumble upon something very special, but songs like this are very rare and I don't expect that this thread will get long. But my collection got at least one song bigger.
Orchestra Baobab - Utru Horas, Crossing Border 04-11-2017
Ruediger Oppermann - Adina
Since yesterday I heard this song at least 50 times and can't get enough of it. What a gem. Better one great song like this instead of a thousand mediocre songs.
The songs I post here did I collect over decades. This and then I stumble upon something very special, but songs like this are very rare and I don't expect that this thread will get long. But my collection got at least one song bigger.
Orchestra Baobab - Utru Horas, Crossing Border 04-11-2017
I think I understand that, although influenced by black African music, you like the Son Montuno musical style (The Baobab Orchestra is one of the many groups that practices that Hispanic style (especially Cuban, but also very popular in Puerto Rico, Mexico, Panama , Colombia, Venezuela or Spain)). The same style is that of the Afrocubism song you like.
This is danced very softly and slowly (suave y despacito), and if it is as a couple, very close together...
Search for 'Klangwelten'. This was a series of projects of Ruediger Oppermann, a German harp-player, who lived many years abroad in many countries and brought musicans together. You will find many completly different music styles from many countries. Often mixed. I once saw him together on stage with the Mongolian solo singer in this thread.....I, I have been fascinated by this other...
Search for 'Klangwelten'. This was a series of projects of Ruediger Oppermann, a German harp-player, who lived many years abroad in many countries and brought musicans together. You will find many completly different music styles from many countries. Often mixed. I once saw him together on stage with the Mongolian solo singer in this thread.
Cumbia Sobre El Mar
¡Ja, ja, ja!... ...They are only missing the authentic Mexican charro hats...bought on the Rambla in Barcelona, heh, heh... By the way, the rhythmic base is not Mexican, but rather Catalan-type Spanish rumba...: