Konkombe The Nigerian Pop Music Scene

Konkombe The Nigerian Pop Music Scene

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The Nigerian pop scene is comprised of a multifaceted combination of Afrobeat, Lago street music, Afro-pop, and highlife music. This video showcases artists who represent all of this various genres. In doing so, the video manages to unify the disparate parts of Nigerian pop music and create a basic overview and definition of this exciting section of world music. Performers include King Sunny Ade, Sonny Akosun, and I.K. Dairo.
Actors and Key Contributors:  Jeremy Marre, Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, King Sunny Ade,

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great music

Rating of 5 out of 5.0 Written By outsider01 on 2002-08-01

King Sunny Ade playing for royalty. Fela Kuti at home discussing Nigeria's political situation amid his many wives. Sonny Okosun decked out like a mod doing doughnuts on a motorcycle. Amazing.

A snapshot of Nigeria in the 70's. Nigerian pop stars as well as an introduction to lesser known, equally great musicians.

One of the best documentaries I have seen. Do yourself a favor and buy this DVD.


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