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'It is our identity': two Congos seek Unesco listing for rumba | Democratic Republic of the Congo - Vimarsana News

'It is our identity': two Congos seek Unesco listing for rumba | Democratic Republic of the Congo

Joint bid aims to add musical style that inspired independence to list of intangible cultural heritage

Two Congos seek UNESCO listing to reclaim rumba's rhythms - Vimarsana News

Two Congos seek UNESCO listing to reclaim rumba's rhythms

Perched on a corner of the stage at La Septente, an open-air club in Democratic Republic of Congo's capital Kinshasa, Manda Chante sings the lilting opening to "Independence Cha Cha", an old anthem for African anti-colonial movements.

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Two Congos seek UNESCO listing to reclaim rumba's rhythms - Vimarsana News

Two Congos seek UNESCO listing to reclaim rumba's rhythms

Perched on a corner of the stage at La Septente, an open-air club in Democratic Republic of Congo's capital Kinshasa, Manda Chante sings the lilting opening to "Independence Cha Cha", an old anthem for African anti-colonial movements.The song debuted one evening in Brussels in February 1960, during negotiations for Congo's liberation from Belgium,...

DRC seeks UNESCO listing to reclaim rumba's rhythms - Vimarsana News

DRC seeks UNESCO listing to reclaim rumba's rhythms

Rumba remains at the core of African music, and a movement has emerged to cement its reputation and secure its protection.