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  2. de.wikipedia.org › wiki › Bonga_KuendaBonga Kuenda – Wikipedia

    Bonga Kuenda, besser bekannt als Bonga (* 5. September 1942 in Kipiri, Provinz Bengo als José Adelino Barceló de Carvalho) ist ein angolanischer Popsänger und Liedschreiber.

  3. www.africanmusiciansprofiles.com › bongaBonga Kuenda - africanmusiciansprofiles.com

    He stayed on in Paris and Lisbon after Angola's independence and was critical of the post-colonial set-up in his home country. Recordings Bonga has made include Roca de Jindugo , Paz em Angola , Swinga, Swinga:The Voice of Angola 102% Live , Mulemba Xangola and O Melhor.

  4. www.encyclopedia.com › bonga-kuenda-1942Bonga, Kuenda 1942– | Encyclopedia.com

    In one of his most moving songs, “ Paz em Angola (Peace in Angola), ” Bonga pleads to his people for reconciliation after so many years of war. His lyrics in this haunting piece stress that foreigners who wanted to smooth the transition of Angola to independence actually made matters worse, and that only the Angolan people could make a true ...

  5. www.youtube.com › watchBonga - paz em angola (exclusive) - YouTube

    22. Juni 2015 · Bonga - paz em angola (exclusive) Bonga Kwenda. 1.47K subscribers. Subscribed. 107. 8.3K views 8 years ago.

    • 4 Min.
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  6. genius.com › albums › BongaBonga - Paz Em Angola Lyrics and Tracklist | Genius

    Paz Em Angola. Bonga. Released 1991. Paz Em Angola Tracklist. 1. Olhos Molhados Lyrics. 2. Zé Kitumba Lyrics. (Missing Lyrics) 3. Camacove Lyrics. (Missing Lyrics) 4. Maria...

  7. www.allmusic.com › album › paz-em-angola-mw0000057051Paz Em Angola - Bonga | Album | AllMusic

    Paz Em Angola by Bonga released in 1991. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.

  8. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Bonga_(musician)Bonga (musician) - Wikipedia

    Barceló de Carvalho 's status as a Portuguese star athlete allowed him the rare freedom of movement, which he used – under the name of Bonga Kuenda – to carry messages between exiled pro-independence African fighters and compatriots still in Angola.