Música africana muito, muito boa, puríssima, sem essa de "fusion". E da região oeste africana, pouco difundida no Brasil. Álbum que merece ser ouvido e dançado, do começo ao fim!!! Great music!!! Good to listen and to dance

I dare you to listen to this wonderful African style percussion/music and not get up and move those legs of yours. Why, move your whole body! Gotta move to this. It is really good! I have been looking for World music like this, as the school I teach in is brimming with refugees and immigrants from all over the world. Many of our children are from Kenya, Somalia, and elsewhere in Africa. We have African drummers come and perform for us sometimes, but it would be nice to have a little collection on CD's to play for all of our children as we are trying to broaden their horizons. Does anyone know anything about what regions of Africa this music came from? Africa is a big continent with many countries and customs.

c'est le coeur de l'afrique qui bat dans cette musique!!! album maitrisé de bout en bout! du grand art!!! big up et bonne continuation à toi kabila (un lien de parenté avec le beau président!?!)

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- well I won't follow it every day, but from time to time (when painting larger formats, he whispered). These are the instruments, used in the real way, to show how few (and how much at the same time) you need to make music that involves the whole listener (and sure thing, the whole musician..).

Vraiment super, merci pour tout cette bonne musique et cette bonne humer ! :)

Moi, j'ai aussi reconnu Yankadi, Kufahamu (Moribayassa), et Bumbulun (que je connais sous le nom de Djolé). Merci, ça fait vraiment plaisir.

Confusion engulfs me at the beginning with all the overwhelming noise. As the music progresses however it picks up the authentic African beat that is ever relaxing and energizing at the same time.

...Comme si vous y étiez !! Dépaysement assuré !! Merci pour le partage et BRAVO !

Superbe album de rythmes africain dédié à tout ceux qui ont un jour ou l'autre touché soit un djembé, soit un ngoma. Un vrai plaisir d'écoute à l'audition de ces rythmes complexes bénéficiant d'une prise de son parfaite. J'en ai reconnu au moins deux, le Djansa (traditionnel mali) et le Yankadi (traditionnel guinée). Si comme moi, cela vous donne envie de ressortir votre instrument, un site indispensable: http://www.djembefola.fr/