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1.	El Negro Americano - Canta Sebastian Salgado 03:55	buy track
2.	El Lumbalu Palenquero 03:27	buy track
3.	Voy a Contarles mi Pueblo -canta Bernardino Perez 05:52	buy track
4.	Ya se Ngande 04:26	buy track
5.	Escuchame mi Viejita - canta Stevenson Padilla 03:28	buy track

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Oriki Tabalá is a musical group created in the 90s by several young Palenqueros who met in a corner of the Cho Pacho neighborhood to practice music and dance. Professor Sebastián Salgado gathered every week the restless young people of the town, in an informal music and dance school, where young musicians such as Stevenson Padilla, Bernandino Perez, José Valdez Paito, Andru Valdes, Enrique Marquez and more young apprentices of traditional Palenquero music attended. From this workshop group were born songs like the ones here in this first EP of the Oriki Tabalá group in its history. Great classics like Negro Venido del Mar, a composition by Sebastián Salgado, and other musical themes present in this EP show us an authorial and experimental music, which rehearses new paths in the renewal of Palenquera and Afro-Colombian music.

Oriki Tabalá es un grupo musical creado en los años 90s por varios jóvenes palenqueros que se reunían en una esquina del barrio Cho Pacho a practicar la música y la danza. El profesor Sebastián Salgado reunía cada semana a los jóvenes inquietos del pueblo, en una escuela de música y danza informal, a donde asistían jóvenes músicos como Stevenson Padilla, Bernandino Perez, Jose Valdez Paito, Andru Valdes, Enrique Marquez y más jóvenes aprendices de la música tradicional palenquera. De este grupo taller nacen canciones como las que están acá en este primer EP del grupo Oriki Tabalá en toda su historia. Grandes clásicos como Negro Venido del Mar, composición de Sebastián Salgado, y otros temas musicales presentes en este Ep que nos muestran una música de autor y experimental, que ensaya nuevos caminos en la renovación de la música palenquera y afro-colombiana.

Oriki Tabala es

Sebastian Salgado
Jose Valdes Paito
Panama
Stevenson Padilla
Enrique Marquez
Eduin Valdes
Bernardino Perez
Andru Valdes

Producido por Lucas Silva

Grabado por Cesar Salazar en San Basilio de Palenque.

Mastering por Felipe Lopez, Onda Selecta.

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released September 11, 2023

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PALENQUE RECORDS is a label specialized in Afro-Colombian and african music, founded in 1996 by Lucas Silva Dj Champeta- Man.
Our artists : Son Palenque, Batata y su Rumba Palenquera, Colombiafrica, Abelardo CArbono, Sexteto Tabala, Faraon Bantu, Son Palenque and many more...from champeta to african music, Palenque Records puts together Africa & Afrocolombia. ... more

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