http://www.AZestforLifeCD.com This video puts photos of Afro-Peruvians, clips from Peru, and live performance as visual material with which to present the Afro-Peruvian classic song, \
http://AZestforLifeCD.com Combines a
performance of this classic Afro-Peruvian song and dance (which date
from the days of slavery in Peru), with photographs of Afro-Peruvians
and a view of the Peruvian countryside. http://AZestforLifeCD.com
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Download song link: http://www.amazon.com/Standing-BoilerRoom-Presents-Gemini-Musiq/dp/B00B07DQTO... OR http://www.myspace.com/brsjam/music/songs/last-one-standing-boilerroom-presen... BRS Jam! (BoilerRoom Studios Jam), Song & Melody Written by Richard Arabome, Additional melody By Hagar Mizrahi, Produced & Mastered By Hagar Mizrahi in Los Angeles, Copyright 2013 BoilerRoom Studios PTY Ltd; South Africa. Shot on Red Epic M (Ubuntu) using Red Primo Lenses. Location: Johannesburg, South Africa. Written/Produced & Directed By Richard Arabome For BoilerRoom Studios PTY Ltd.
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When this martial artist tries to pull off a karate backflip move in front of a camera, it only spells fail. Get a load of this ninja backflip fail as the afro fighter faceplants on the ground, becomes dizzy, and then falls down again. If your still bored, check out/add my profile/videos if you like 'fails' or are into that sort of thing.
La Vida Continua (Deep Life Remix) feat: Spam Allstars Afro-Cuban Soul vocals from Tomas Diaz of the Spam Allstars fuse into an epic dancefloor soundscape from Miami's new avatar in global house culture Zedek Djah.
Never Too Late, the new album by
Afro-funk, jazz veteran, J. Plunky Branch and his group Plunky &
Oneness bridges genres and generations. The ambitious 16-song
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wisdom and purposeful partying. With Never Too Late Plunky &
Oneness prove that eclecticism is no vice and variety can be its own
reward.
