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Pata Pata |
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The voice of Africa was heard around the world, and the vibrant spirit of proud soul.
A world-famous single featuring one of Miriam Makeba's signature hits, also known as "Mama Africa."
The light-hearted rhythm and lovely vocals of "Pata Pata" are a milestone that brought African music to the world stage. Meanwhile, "Mas Que Nada" is an exquisite fusion of Brazilian music and African grooves. These two songs contain powerful and beautiful messages that evoke a sense of national pride and musical freedom.
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