Sounds of Africa: Mozambique / Yinguica

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Label
ARC Music
Release Date
August 23, 2019
Format
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    Featuring
    • COMPOSER
      VARIOUS
    • PERFORMER
      Yinguica
    Product Details
    • RELEASE DATE
      August 23, 2019
    • UPC
      5019396286825
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      EUCD2868
    • LABEL
      ARC Music
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
    Works
    1. Vou morrer assim' (I'll Die This Way!)

      Composer: Anonymous

      Ensemble: Yinguica

    2. Mine a uni tendere (You Don't Care About Me)

      Composer: Gabriel Chiau

      Ensemble: Yinguica

    3. Dabula na mutamulani

      Composer: Xidi Mingwane

      Ensemble: Yinguica

    4. Khoma (Touch, Touch)

      Composer: Tony Paco

      Ensemble: Yinguica

    5. Ni nhi me le (Let Me Walk With You)

      Composer: Tony Paco

      Ensemble: Yinguica

    6. Tekani a va tsongwana (Take the Children Out)

      Composer: Daniel Langa

      Ensemble: Yinguica

    7. Eliza we

      Composer: Anonymous

      Ensemble: Yinguica

    8. Xingwavilani

      Composer: Zeburane

      Ensemble: Yinguica

    9. Yinguica (Escuta - Listen)

      Composer: Xidi Mingwane

      Ensemble: Yinguica

    10. Moda xicavalo

      Composer: Francesca Mahecuana

      Ensemble: Yinguica

    11. Teresano

      Composer: Zeburane

      Ensemble: Yinguica


Marrabenta is music from the beautiful country of Mozambique, situated on the African east coast. Mozambique was a Portuguese colony from 1505 to 1975, and its music reflects many cultures. It also reflects the struggle for independence, the ravages of a long war, and portrays the many faces of this beautiful country, from its spectacular coastline on the Indian Ocean, to its rugged and evocative mountains and countryside. The present release is a dazzling representation of Mozambique’s very own musical tradition. A dash of exotic fun, and the heady spirit of Mozambique’s nightlife. These are exciting songs with lyrics in Shangaan, Ronga, and Portuguese. Travel to the sunny southeast of the African continent for this enjoyable summer music.