Tag: Pan Africanism

• The Soul of Black Brazil (2004)

  

    Afropop Worldwide · The Soul Of Black Brazil I realized some people may be coming to this site from Discogs….I’m not so sure you’re interested in the new music and artists I’ve posted about lately, I figure you’re into Brazilian funk from the 1960’s and 1970’s…I love that stuff, don’t get me wrong. But […]

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  February 19, 2021

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  Afro Brazilian culture, Afro Brazilian history, Afropop Worldwide, brazilian funk, brazilian soul, dj culture, Epic Vinyls from Brazil, Greg Caz, Mayer Hawthorne, Pan Africanism, questlove, racial justice

• Martinho da Vila, “Lusofonia” (2000)

  

  I’ve been meaning to post about this album for the longest. I was introduced to it around 2007 and it became a fast favorite, introducing me to rhythms, history, artists, and lands of the “Lusophone” world. Cabo Verde, Mozambique, São Tomé e Príncipe, Angola, Guinea Bissau. Maybe it can be called a fusion album — […]

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  February 5, 2021

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  album review, angola, Brazilian music, cabo verde, guiné bissau, lusofonia, Lusophone, Martinho da Vila, mozambique, music, negritude, Pan Africanism, Portugal, samba fusion, samba music, são tomé e príncipe