Orchestra Baobab, 2003.

Aquí un alegre concierto de son, wolof, soukous y pachanga. La multiétnica y multicultural Orchestra Baobab toma el nombre de la sala de Dakar, Senegal, donde tocaban a principio de los 70's unos músicos que fusionaron la música cubana al ritmo africano. Disueltos durante las décadas de los años ochenta y noventa, resurgen con el nuevo siglo gracias al apoyo de Youssou N'Dour y el nuevo interés por la música étnica. http://akasics.blogspot.com/

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