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"Bomba Que Bomba" Video Venezuelan percussion ensemble Huracàn de Fuego performs a drumming style with roots in Angola and Congo. This song mixes processional and ritualized movement with dance.Welcome to the National Geographic video player. Watch hundreds of free videos from National Geographic, featuring animal videos, news videos, weather videos, nature videos, kids videos, world music videos and other most popular video content including shark videos.Video Sections

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- "Bomba Que Bomba" - Venezuelan percussion ensemble Huracàn de Fuego performs a drumming style with roots in Angola and Congo. This song mixes processional and ritualized movement with dance.
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- "Deja" - Sidestepper is a British-Colombian collaboration that fuses traditional Colombian sounds—cumbia, salsa, and more—with sophisticated drum-n-bass and dub arrangements. This track is from the 2003 release 3am (In Beats We Trust).
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- "Melting Pot" - Fronted by Venezuelan Andrew Blanco, New York-based King Chango is a funky melting pot of people and musical styles. This track is taken from the group's self-titled 1996 debut.
- "Na Mangueira" - Brazilian-American trio Zuco 103 combine breezy Brazilian pop and samba with skilled jazz chops and a wealth of musical influences from around the world. This track is taken from the group's 2005 album Whaa!
- "Playa Azul" - Venezuelan group Los Amigos Invisibles takes its name from a popular Venezuelan children's show, and combine regional Venezuelan styles with funk and pop.
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- "Sou Negrao" - Brazilian rapper Rappin Hood combines hip-hop with samba in this homage to Brazil's great black musicians. He's joined here by samba singer Leci Brandao on this track from the 2002 album Sujeito Homem.
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- "Waters of March" - David Byrne teams up with Brazilian singer Marissa Monte for this 1996 take on an old bossa nova classic, originally penned by the late, great Antonio Carlos Jobim.
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