Performing the Nation: Swahili Music and Cultural Politics in Tanzania

Kelly Michelle Askew

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Music History and Culture African history and culture studies Diverse Musicological Studies

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CD contains: Nimezama (I am drowning) -- Pendo Raha Yake (The joy oflove) -- Kitumbiri (Monkey) -- Mbuji ngoma -- Tanzania Yetu (Our Tanzania) -- Punda wa Tanga (Donkey of Tanga) -- Mwanya (Attractive gap between the front teeth) -- Aliyejaliwa (The favored one) -- Kumanya Mdigo (To know the Digo) -- Ngwinji (High-class prostitute) -- Nahodha (Captain).

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