Origine of Cape Verdean Nationality 4-4

An historical account of the Cape Verdean Islands; with greater emphasis more on its local practices and tradition that dates back to as far as the time of slavery. "Batuque" is my favourite. This unique musical and dance performance was the inspiration behind the making of this documentary.

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[gaazeel]

yes, this is the final part of the video 1-4 parts.

[gaazeel]

The video is in four parts and they are all posted here on youtube. Enjoy!

[luisfaria3]

If you have a chance come to New Bedford on May 28 and 29 and make sure you see the presentation of Cape Verde history a complete account of the country from 1460 to 2011. Hello Cabo-Verde Expo

[pryncessable]

@gaazeel

Thank you so much for uploading this most educative history of Cape V. Am very much interested in African cultures, and thanks also for the translate in english. I watch it over and over dont want to miss a beat about these afro portuguese speaking people. Love it! keep doin what you do, peace and blessings to you! This is definately a destination for me after Ghana.

[indigoseed]

Absolutely beautiful. Definitely an area of interest and a diaspora music sytle that I've wanted to know more about. Thanks so much for this unique exposure....

[in991]

wow, i started with part 4, and now i can't wait to watch the first 3 parts. the lyrics made me cry a bit. i love batuku!

[kbeachboy]

is this already the last video?