Black Entertainment : Black musicians from Europe

Discussion in 'Black Entertainment' started by MrLogic, Jul 13, 2012.

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    It's a message against imperialism. :)

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    Well in part you're right. It's hip-hop and rock so it's African American. Altough rapping with British Acent.
    Yes they came up with grime, search in Wikipedia. In Portugal they came up with Kuduro (Angola roots) and Kizomba (Angola roots).

    But even the genre being African American the lyrics are diferent. Blacks from Europe (and conscious europeans in general) have a diferent prespective about the world and the problems we have.

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    Now I'm going to introduce a soulful musician called: Cesária Évora (peace to her Soul)



    The music is in crioulo portuguese. She talk about Sodade (there's no translation to English, but some kind of nostalgia) to her homeland São Nicolau (Cape Verde).

    It's a soulful music and I aprecciate cause I'm a soulful man. aha :)
    Btw she's Cape Verdian, not Portuguese. Or yes she is technically Portuguese (cause born during colonial Cape Verde) but you understand.
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