MAMAYA extended instrumental version , balafons, kora, doundouns and karignans скачать в хорошем качестве

MAMAYA extended instrumental version , balafons, kora, doundouns and karignans

MAMAYA by Mokumfoli, Amsterdam, the Netherlands on 21 December 2013. Mamaya is a dance, a song and a social event that arose in the city of Kankan, Guinée, west Africa, in the 1930s and became popular in the 1940s and 1950s. It originated most likely among the bala playing family Dioubaté (Diabaté) or was imported from Mali. Mamaya has a distinctive, slow and elegant dance associated with it. Public participates by dancing in a circle, everyone wearing a similar type of light blue coloured clothing, which symbolizes unity. Mamaya festivals are still being oorganised, in- and outside Guinée, also in America and Europe. Amsterdam based group Mokumfoli is being inspired to create their own unique composition of Mamaya. ENJOY !!!!!! MOKUMFOLI : Thomas Bonekamp on bala, Jaco Benders on Bala, Rutger van der Ree on doundouns and karignan, Albert Distelbrink on kora and karignan