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Genre:Folk World & Country
Tracklist:
A1. Moni Grewa (Kra) 2:20 A2. Ana E Waka Te (Gron-Ingi) 3:45 A3. Mama Leba Damadang (Leba) 2:35 A4. Sang We Doe Matapica (Watra-Ingi) 2:10 A5. Limbo (Vodu) 2:02 A6. Wenu Wa (Vodu) 2:20 A7. Agadja Wani Wadjo (Vodu) 2:55 B1. Wan Fowru De Na Busi (Bus-Ingi) 2:37 B2. Tata Gi M'a Kalawai (Matawai-Obia) 3:13 B3. Tete A De Na Joe Banba (Apuku) 3:37 B4. Mamoea (Akantamasi) 3:15 B5. Tingioli (Kromanti Torie) 3:17 B6. Akrema (Sekete) 3:40
General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
'During the period of slavery, West-Africans have been brought to Surinam (formerly Dutch-Guyana). In the course of time the members of the different tribes have amalgated into the group that's called "Creole" and their traditional religions have ultimately integrated into a new religion called WINTI.
This religion holds a unique place in America, since it has not adopted many elements from the christian religions, like the VOODOO from Haiti, the SANTERIA from Cuba, the CANDOMBLE and MACUMBA from Brazil; but a few Amer-Indian elements.
This record is a statement of survival of African culture, even after 3 centuries sacred African drums can be heard like the APINTI and the ADJIDA.
This is AKREMA calling for the Spirits!'
Live recorded 15-4 and 16-4-'81 at Ideko sound studio.
Produced for Surinam Music Association in coöperation with Akrema.
Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Rights Society STEMRA
Distributed By SMA Records Copyright (c) SMA Records Recorded At Ideko Sound Studio
