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Video: Ibeyi – River – Live @ Festival Les Inrocks Philips

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E k’abo! Greetings!

New albums of interest [to Orisa folks, Yoruba folks, Afro-Cubans, & beyond]: Ibeyi’s self-titled debut, out last month; and Omar Sosa’s latest, _Ile_, available Mar 10.

ibeyi

Je k’ a gbo _ Ibeyi_ Ibeyi ati _Ile_ Omar Sosa (Orin #13, “Mi Conga” ni daradara pupopupo). Omo Yemonja dajudaju…

Enjoy,
Kabira

‪#‎GboungbounOrisa‬ ‪#‎PraiseMostHigh‬(ly) ‪#‎LocoMadVibin‬’‪#‎TunUp‬#EthnomusicologyRocks

OMAR: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPwNRUO3GnQ [Omar Sosa Afreecanos Trio, live in Nairobi] An Omar oldie here, but a good one… If impatient, you might try jumping forward to start at 2:20, or 6:46, or 8:28, or 10:00, or—if you must—to the denouement at 11:30.

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