Mawana Afrobeat - Tribute to Fela Kuti (GALAWE)
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GALAWE - Tribute to Fela Kuti great master and good father of Afrobeat
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Yoruba Religion and its impact on Afro-Beat
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However, few noticed that the inspiration for that phrase in Fela’s song “Water, e no get enemy…I dey talk of black man power…” was directly derived from elements of Yoruba religion: metaphysics-medicine and the belief in God. In this draft, I will discuss how the elements of Yoruba religion have impacted afro-beat music. To do this, I will first outline some of the key elements of Yoruba religion; and then, I will consider the history and content of afro-beat and opine on its interplay with the elements of Yoruba religion.
For more information follow this link:
http://myafricanplan.com/2012/02/yoruba-religion-afro-beat/
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Yoruba Religion and its impact on Afro-Beat
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However, few noticed that the inspiration for that phrase in Fela’s song “Water, e no get enemy…I dey talk of black man power…” was directly derived from elements of Yoruba religion: metaphysics-medicine and the belief in God. In this draft, I will discuss how the elements of Yoruba religion have impacted afro-beat music. To do this, I will first outline some of the key elements of Yoruba religion; and then, I will consider the history and content of afro-beat and opine on its interplay with the elements of Yoruba religion.
For more information follow this link:
http://myafricanplan.com/2012/02/yoruba-religion-afro-beat/