TP4327

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  1. Kwaya

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    Artist(s): France Mabosso (Leader)Youths and girls from Inkaya village (Performer) | Composer: France MabossoYouths and girls from Inkaya village | 1955/10/11 | Clapping, dance, Folk music, France Mabosso, Indigenous music, Inkaya village, Makwaya dance, Mozambique, Portuguese East Africa, Shangaan, Song, Southern African, Tonga, Traditional music, ILAM | A makwaya dance song with aggressive actions. Further details refer ILAM field card number H1R6

  2. Kwaya II

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    Artist(s): Mariko Shasha (Performer)Girls from Macia village (Performer) | Composer: Mariko ShashaGirls from Macia village | 1955/10/11 | Clapping, dance, Folk music, Indigenous music, Macia village, Mariko Shasha, Mozambique, Portuguese East Africa, Shangaan, Song, Southern African, Tonga, Traditional music, ILAM | Dance song accompanied by clapping. Further details refer ILAM field card number H1R9

  3. Kwaya III

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    Artist(s): Julio Temba Hodzwana (Performer)Girls from Macia village (Performer) | Composer: Julio Temba HodzwanaGirls from Macia village | 1955/10/11 | Clapping, dance, Folk music, Indigenous music, Julio Temba Hodzwana, Macia village, Mozambique, Portuguese East Africa, Shangaan, Song, Southern African, Tonga, Traditional music, ILAM | Dance song accompanied by clapping. Further details refer ILAM field card number H1R10

  4. Masesa II

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    Artist(s): Girls from Macia village (Performer) | Composer: Girls from Macia village | 1955/10/11 | Clapping, dance, Folk music, Macia village, Mozambique, Portuguese East Africa, Shangaan, Song, Southern African, Tonga, Traditional music, Two cylindrical oil can Drum, Whistles, ILAM | A Masesa dance song accompanied by whistles and pegged drums made of oil cans. The dancers wore skirts made of lala palm. Further details refer ILAM field card number H1R11
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