Bonga
Bonga is the sole spokesman for the richness of Angolan music, supported on
international stages by his younger brother Waldemar Bastos. A politically
committed artist, Bonga began by denouncing Portuguese colonization in the 70s:
his albums Angola 72 and Angola 74 focus on this theme. Exiled by Salazar's
regime, Bonga continued a fight that extended after Angola's independence to the
country's corrupt elites. To listen to a Bonga album is to plunge into a music
that is at once African, European and Brazilian, of unprecedented finesse and
richness, and of moving sensitivity. Bair...
Mona Ki Ngi XicaBonga and Synapson
Kúdia KuetuBonga and Camélia Jordana (Camelia Jordana)
MINDJERIS DE PANO PRETOBonga and Tabanka Djaz
Estamos Vivos / IntroVelho Oeste 011, Bonga, Sobrenome De Mello and Mr. Dri
Olhos MolhadosBonga
Banza Rémy (Bonga meets Batida)Bonga
Mona Ki Ngi XicaBonga and Synapson
Angola 76
3:02
Kúdia KuetuBonga and Camélia Jordana (Camelia Jordana)
Kintal Da Banda
4:21
MINDJERIS DE PANO PRETOBonga and Tabanka Djaz
Estamos Vivos / IntroVelho Oeste 011, Bonga, Sobrenome De Mello and Mr. Dri
2:04
Olhos MolhadosBonga
Mulemba Xangola
5:11
Banza Rémy (Bonga meets Batida)Bonga
3:12
