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From World Music to Monkeyi, Tanzanian Music in All Its States at Castrum D-Yverdon

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As part of its 26th edition, the Yverdonese Festival Le Castrum invited two women's groups from Tanzania. From traditional to electro, Pili Pili Girls and the Zawose Queens advance the image of women internationally as on the African continent.On one side, the Pili Pili Girls, the first female group of monkeyi, music at the frenzied pace born in the popular districts of Dar es Salaam. On the other hand, the Zawose Queens, heirs of a long gogo mu…

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As part of its 26th edition, the Yverdonese Festival Le Castrum invited two women's groups from Tanzania. From traditional to electro, Pili Pili Girls and the Zawose Queens advance the image of women internationally as on the African continent.On one side, the Pili Pili Girls, the first female group of monkeyi, music at the frenzied pace born in the popular districts of Dar es Salaam. On the other hand, the Zawose Queens, heirs of a long gogo mu…

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Le Temps broke the news in Geneva, Switzerland on Thursday, August 6, 2026.
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