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Bosco
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Komokosaka Te Na Basi
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Makonzi Ya Mboko
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Ana Masi Ife Uwa
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Nyarai
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Kwela
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Occidental Brothers Dance Band International Chicago, Illinois
The Occidental Brothers’ blend of high-energy soukous, rootsy Ghananian Highlife and African Jazz conjures sounds of the
golden age of the African guitar band and has made them favorites of of music critics and devotees of the style.
The band has performed at the Pitchfork Festival, GlobalFest, Lincoln Center, the Kennedy Center, the Montreal and Vancouver Jazz Festivals.
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