Adventures in Afropea, Vol. 1 Zap Mama

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  • Release Date: 02/08/2005
  • Original Release: 1993
  • Sales Rank: 66,045
  • Label: LUAKA BOP
  • UPC: 680899001229

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Adventures in Afropea, Vol. 1

1LISTENMupepe 3:51
2LISTENBottom 1:31
3LISTENBrrrlak! 3:30
4LISTENAbadou 4:06
5LISTENTake Me Coco 4:13
6LISTENPlekete 3:26
7LISTENMizike 5:47
8LISTENBabanzélé 7:40
9LISTENDin Din 1:03
10LISTENI Ne Suhe 1:03
11LISTENGuzophela 2:30
12LISTENNabombeli You 4:03
13LISTENMarie-Josee 3:13
14LISTENNdje Mukanie 3:06
15LISTENSon Cubano 2:34

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Warner Brothers presents this exciting, innovative, dynamic group of five women from Brussels. They are new to the States, but already extremely well-received in Europe. Led by Marie Daulne, they weave their polyphonic, polyrhythmic harmonies displaying the strength and brilliance of unaccompanied voices. The songs, inspired by traditional African and European melodies, celebrate the richness and diversity of these cultures. The album incorporates Central African Pygmy chants and their unique yodels and clicks, the ululating sounds of a Syrian harem, anti-apartheid chants, as well as songs from Zaire, Tanzania, France and Spain... ~ MusD, All Music Guide All Music Guide

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October 24, 2003: Recently, I used this album in a Modern dance class. We've done several combinations to various tracks (Abadou being the class favourite, by far!) and are in love with the dynamic styles that this ensemble is capable of. They perform both beautiful French serenades and wailing tribal calls. The music calls your body to motion and is just plain fun to listen to. I would reccommend this album to anyone who likes music that gets their blood hot and their toes tapping.