Abụ nke Africa

Song of Africa bụ ihe nkiri ojii na ọcha nke 1951 nke e mere na South Africa. ^[1] bụ Emil Nofal, onye Afrikaner duziri ya.

Ihe nkiri ^[2] bụ maka otu nwoke ji gramaphone na ngwá egwu laghachi n'obodo ya iji malite otu egwu Zulu Jazz. Daniel Makiza ^[1] Black Broadway Boys na-eme ihe nkiri. [1]

^[3] bụ otu n'ime ihe nkiri anọ e mere site na 1949-1951 na-edekọ egwu na arụmọrụ mbụ nke ndị Afrịka. Otu ọkà mmụta kọwara atụmatụ ahụ ^[4] ka ihe dị nro.

Hụkwa

Ihe nkiri African Jim, 1949
The Magic Garden (ihe nkiri 1951)

Edensibia

egwu na arụmọrụ mbụ nke ndị Afrịka. Otu ọkà mmụta

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 Song of Africa finale. global.oup.com.
↑ Song Of Africa. Villon Films.
↑ (PDF) Song and genocide: Investigating the function of Yvonne Chaka Chaka's Umqombothi in Hotel Rwanda.
↑ Maingard, Jacqueline (2003). "Bokkies/Moffies: Cinematic Images of Black Sexual Identity in "Zonk!" (1950)". Journal of African Cultural Studies 16 (1): 25-43.

[home-1] 1.0 ^1.1 Song of Africa finale. global.oup.com.

[2] Song Of Africa. Villon Films.

[3] (PDF) Song and genocide: Investigating the function of Yvonne Chaka Chaka's Umqombothi in Hotel Rwanda.

[4] Maingard, Jacqueline (2003). "Bokkies/Moffies: Cinematic Images of Black Sexual Identity in "Zonk!" (1950)". Journal of African Cultural Studies 16 (1): 25-43.

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