MUS 112 Test 2 Prof. James Burns

Songs for Shango (Singer)

Merceditas Valdez

Songs for Shango (significance)

Santeria worship for orisha Shango

Songs for Shango (instrument)

iya ilu bata drum

Songs for Ogun (singer)

Lazaro Ros

Songs for Ogun (Significance)

Santeria Praise for warrior orisha Ogun

Songs for Ogun (instrument)

iya ilu bata drum

Song for Ebioso (singer)

Ojun Degara

Song for Ebioso (significance)

Arara music for fodun Ebioso (Ewe-Fon equivalent of Shango)

Song for Ebioso (instrument)

junga drum

Palo [Bantu] (singer)

AfroCuba de Matanzas

Palo [Bantu] (Significance)

From Kongo religion Palo

Palo [Bantu] (instrument)

caja drum

Congo Yambumba (singer)

Los Muñequitos de Matanzas

Congo Yambumba (significance)

Rumba guaguanco courtship dance

Congo Yambumba (instrument)

quinto conga drum

Maki Bo (singer)

Maroon community of Moore Town

Maki Bo (significance)

Pawpaw music that opens Kromanti Dance for spirit possession ceremony

Maki Bo (instrument)

Printing drum + Printing-man (okrema)

Me Aks Me Dasha Weh Him Min Go (singer)

Moore Town Maroons

Me Aks Me Dasha Weh Him Min Go (significance)

Jawbone recreational dance enlivening Kromanti Dance Ceremony

Me Aks Me Dasha Weh Him Min Go (instrument)

Printing Drums

Kumina Cult Drumming and Singing (singer)

Kumina Spirit Possession Society (immigrants from 1800 Kongo) + Kumina Drum Ensemble

Kumina Cult Drumming and Singing (significance)

Kumina Spirit Possession Music that influenced Nyabingi and Reggae

Kumina Cult Drumming and Singing (instrument)

kyas drum

Kings Highway (singer)

The Rastafari Elders

Kings Highway (significance)

Nyabingi drumming of Jamaica with call-and-response + liturgy of Rastafari faith

Kings Highway (instrument)

akete drum + Nyabingi ensemble

Agoloña (singer)

Manoel’s Group - Salvador, Bahia

Agoloña (significance)

Ketu style of Candomble religion/music of Yoruba culture

Agoloña (instrument)

rum (lead) + rumpi (support)

O Nega Que Vende Ai (singer)

Grupo de Capoeira Angola Pelourinho

O Nega Que Vende Ai (significance)

Brazilian martial art/ritual dance Capoeira of Angola

O Nega Que Vende Ai (instrument)

berimbau musical bow

Brasil Berco Dos Imigrantes (singer)

Escola de Samba Imperio Serrano

Brasil Berco Dos Imigrantes (significance)

Rio style samba enredo

Brasil Style Dos Imigrantes (instrument)

repinique drum + cavaquinho 4-string plucked lute

Cerca Da Bakel (singer)

Ile Aiye (House of Life)

Cerca Da Bakel (significance)

samba reggae of bloco afro from African Descendants 1970s Salvador, Bahia

Cerca Da Bakel (instrument)

Surdo + Caixa Drums

Papa Legba Ouve Baye (singer)

Performers unknown

Papa Legba Ouve Baye (significance)

Rada branch of Vodun, Yanvalou Dance, of Ewe-Fon Africa; Iwa Legba to open every ceremony

Papa Legba Ouve Baye (instrument)

manman drum (segond response and bula support)

Brave Guede (singer)

Wawa and Group

Brave Guede (significance)

Rada Music for Iwa Guede for Banda dance

Brave Guede (instrument)

Banda drum (segond response and bula support)

Petwo (singer)

Sanba Zawo and Djakata Group

Petwo (significance)

Kongo music culture of Haiti; Petwo Iwa are dangerous warriors who led the Haitian Revolution

Petwo (instrument)

2 Petwo Drums, gros baka (lead),

Panama mwe Tombe (singer)

Ti Band L’avenir

Panama mwe Tombe (significance)

early Haitian meringue (national popular music based on sacred Kongo dance rhythm)

Panama mwe Tombe (instrument)

guitar, tambourine, timeline (on a bottle), shaker

Sire-Sire (singer)

Tito Otero and Group Viento de Agua

Sire-Sire (significance)

bomba predecessor of Puerto Rico plena music

Sire-Sire (instrument)

2 barriles (barrel-shaped drums), maracas, and cua sticks for timeline

Ahora Si (singer)

Tito Otero and Group Viento de Agua

Ahora Si (significance)

Example of plena music

Ahora Si (instruments)

set of panderetas frame drums with many pitches like tambourines

Shango Ceremonial Music (singer)

Port of Spain 1939

Shango Ceremonial Music (significance)

Shango cult of Trinidad

Shango Ceremonial Music (instrument)

Ogu drum, (Shango response + Omele support marching drums)