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EthnomusicologyArching over the Atlantic: Exploring Links between Brazilian and Angolan Musical Bowsby Juan Diego Diaz, Matthias Röhrig Assunção and Gregory Beyer |
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Audio Examples
Audio Example 1. “Canto das Tres Raças” Cobra Mansa and Kituxi e seus Acompanhantes (Luanda, 2006)
Video Examples
Video Example 1. Balthazar and Cobra Mansa playing mbulumbumba and berimbau (Humpata, 2006)
Video Example 2. “Santa Maria” Kituxi e seus Acompanhantes and Cobra Mansa (Luanda, 2006)
Video Example 3. “Dingongenu Dya Mona” by Jorge Mulumba and Cobra Mansa (Luanda, 2015)
Video Example 1. Balthazar and Cobra Mansa playing mbulumbumba and berimbau (Humpata, 2006).
Credits: Angolan Roots of Capoeira Project
Video Example 2. “Santa Maria” Kituxi e seus Acompanhantes and Cobra Mansa (Luanda, 2006)
Credits: Angolan Roots of Capoeira Project
Video Example 3. “Dingongenu Dya Mona” by Jorge Mulumba and Cobra Mansa (Luanda, 2015)
Credits: Angolan Roots of Capoeira Project
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