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5 produkter
Africanness in Action
Essentialism and Musical Imaginations of Africa in Brazil
Häftad, 2021
536 kr
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When many people think of African music, the first ideas that come to mind are often of rhythm, drums, and dancing. These perceptions are rooted in emblematic African and African-derived genres such as West African drumming, funk, salsa, or samba and, more importantly, essentialized notions about …
Africanness in Action
Essentialism and Musical Imaginations of Africa in Brazil
E-bok, 2021
472 kr
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When many people think of African music, the first ideas that come to mind are often of rhythm, drums, and dancing. These perceptions are rooted in emblematic African and African-derived genres such as West African drumming, funk, salsa, or samba and, more importantly, essentialized notions about …
Africanness in Action
Essentialism and Musical Imaginations of Africa in Brazil
E-bok, 2021
472 kr
Lägg i varukorg
When many people think of African music, the first ideas that come to mind are often of rhythm, drums, and dancing. These perceptions are rooted in emblematic African and African-derived genres such as West African drumming, funk, salsa, or samba and, more importantly, essentialized notions about …
Echoes of Brazil
The Musical Experiences of Brazilian Ancestry in West Africa
E-bok, 2026
951 kr
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The stretch of coast between Accra and Lagos is home to four distinct national communities who identify as descendants of Brazilians: the Tabom in Ghana, the Bresiliens in Togo, the Agudas in Benin, and the Amaros in Nigeria. These communities were established by people who migrated from Brazil to …
Echoes of Brazil
The Musical Experiences of Brazilian Ancestry in West Africa
E-bok, 2026
951 kr
Lägg i varukorg
The stretch of coast between Accra and Lagos is home to four distinct national communities who identify as descendants of Brazilians: the Tabom in Ghana, the Bresiliens in Togo, the Agudas in Benin, and the Amaros in Nigeria. These communities were established by people who migrated from Brazil to …
