The world music thread

[blimey23]

Post world music here

I'll start the thread off with Peruvian electronica group, Novalima:

'Bandolero'



and here's something from their 2015 album, Planetario:

Copa de Manana



meh, I prefer their older stuff, the latest album is messy and weird.

nod to the old thread on SB 1.0

[flowers]

From Havana, Cuba, Teresa Garcia Caturla, aka Teté Caturla




Nice little collection of Cuban music can be found on this album: https://thepiratebay.mn/torrent/12288072/

[theSEMAR]

From Java, Indonesia.

Dangdut is a genre of Indonesian folk and traditional popular music that is partly derived from Hindustani, Malay, and Arabic music. Dangdut is a very popular genre in Indonesia because of its melodious instrumentation and vocals. Indonesians dance in the ghoomar style to dangdut music. Dangdut features a tabla and gendang beat.

[blimey23]

Amazing flamenco guitar from Juan Habichuela:

[rchase5]

I don't know if this is actually Arabian or just inspired, but I really like to listen to this mix while studying. It's about an hour long:

[Philidor]

Just a little oud music to wind down to:




Is this thread about world music, meaning ethnic music from anywhere in the world, or what might be called light, relaxing, crossover music? This cut would be both, but I'd like to know for the future. Thanks.

[blimey23]

^^ World music as in ethnic music from anywhere in the world... ^^ that is really, really nice to listen to so please post more

Taraf De Haidouks - Turceasca

[HayBen]

Can it be a folk tune?

[Resurgence]

Angola:


Angola Rebelde - Canções Anti-imperialistas (anos 70)

Angola Rebel - Anti-imperialist songs (the 70s)


Este vídeo é um mix com imagens de canções angolanas registradas durante e sobre a Guerra Civil Angolana.

This video is a mix of Angolan songs recorded during and about the Angolan Civil War.



Teta Lando

1. 00:00 Angolano Segue em Frente

2. 03:45 Irmão Ama Seu Irmão

3. 08:09 Pele Escura



David Zé

4. 12:42 As Cinco Sociedades

5. 16:38 O Guerrilheiro (Mwangolé)

6. 21:18 Ngongo Mua Ngola



Santocas

7. 26:18 Valodia



Mila Melo

8. 30:03 Quem Quer a Paz?



Bonga

9. 37:39 Mona Ki Ngi Xica

10. 33:13 Bulumukeno

11. 42:33 Luanda Nbolo



Artur Nunes

12. 47:21 Tia

13. 51:19 Belina

14. 55:59 Ku Muxito Buala Ana Ngola






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Mali:


Mamadou Diabate

Tunga


Released: 2000







The kora is a string instrument with a harp-like sound and has been a part of traditional African tribal music for centuries -- and for the most part, traditional settings are where you can expect to find it. Nonetheless, the kora hasn't been excluded from African pop, and it is used for both traditional and more modern sounds on this rewarding album by Malian kora virtuoso Mamadou Diabate. Coming from a family of Manding griots, Diabate is well schooled in traditional tribal music but is also open to more modern elements. Much of Tunga is quite traditional -- "Djanjo," for example, is a piece that goes back to the 13th century. Whether he is incorporating Western elements or favoring a traditional approach, Diabate brings a lot of charisma to this engaging, mostly instrumental album.


1. 00:00 Dagna
2. 04:58 Dounuya
3. 10:01 Tunga
4. 16:32 Larsidan
5. 21:06 Soutoukou
6. 24:44 Mamadou Diawara
7. 30:10 Djanjo
8. 34:56 Djelimory
9. 39:53 Mande

[Resurgence]

Iran:


Happy Valentine's Day!


Kayhan Kalhor

Live - Setar Solo in Abgineh Museum, Tehran May 21, 2020