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Title:

Ha©ti colibri [sound recording] / [Ti-Coca & Wanga-N©·g©·s]

Format:

[sound recording] /

Publisher:

Accords Crois©♭s ;

Copyright Date:

p2009

Description:

1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in.

Subject:

Popular music--Haiti--2001-2010.
Folk songs, Creole--Haiti.

Other Authors:

Ti-Coca. prf.
Wanga-N©·g©·s (Musical group) prf.

Notes:

"́ & ℗♭ 2007"--Container. Compact disc. Lyrics in French Creole with French and English translations and program notes in French with English translations (26 p. : col. ill.) bound in container. David Mettelus "Ti-Coca," vocals, maracas ; Wanga-N©·g©·s (Allen Juste, vocals, accordion ; Richard Hector, vocals, banjo ; Wilfrid Bolane, vocals, double bass ; Mathieu Chertoute, vocals, conga)

Contents:

Gran chimen (3:28) Apant©· (4:14) -- An tan mango (3:29) -- Benita (5:13) -- Madam Jil (5:38) -- Jan petwo (2:26) -- P©· bawon (6:20) -- A lanv©· : (St Valenten) (5:50) -- Simbo dlo (3:42) -- Bon viz©♭ (4:26) -- Kafou tengendeng (2:21) -- Sonson (6:01) -- Rekwaz©· (3:15) -- Gran chimen (3:28)

Summary:

Ti-Coca is one of the few professional troubadours in Haiti. A troubadour is a singer-composer, usually singing in Creole, telling tales ofHaitian life, frequently mischievous and ribald. Ti-Coca and Wanga-Neges, his lively four-piece band of double bass, accordion, banjo and percussion, have been together since 1976. They specialize in words to make you listen and music to make you dance.

OCLC:

(OCoLC)468119583

UPC:

794881914821

Locations:

OIAX792 -- Grinnell College (Grinnell)

OVUX522 -- University of Iowa Libraries (Iowa City)