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![](/staticarchive/5ea3e7590d674d9be4582cc6f6c8e86070157686.gif) Musician: Paulo Carnoth
![](/staticarchive/5ea3e7590d674d9be4582cc6f6c8e86070157686.gif) Location: Leicester
![](/staticarchive/5ea3e7590d674d9be4582cc6f6c8e86070157686.gif) Instruments: voice, bongo, agogo, bells, marimba
![](/staticarchive/5ea3e7590d674d9be4582cc6f6c8e86070157686.gif) Music: Angolan folk / soul
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ÌýÌýListen (4'05) to 'A Tear in my Eye' performed by Paulo Carnoth
ÌýÌýListen (2'44) to an improvised drum number by Paulo Carnoth
ÌýÌýListen (4'10) to Paulo Carnoth talk about his music
Where I Play:
Some places have a special carnival. Carnival is a free party when people celebrate to mark the anniversary of our independence. Carnival is a popular festival because the rhythm is used in the Caribbean, used in Angola, used in Nigeria, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Tanzania, everywhere in Africa. People come outside to celebrate. I think it’s important when people celebrate together. You can enjoy yourself.
The Ngoma drumming group meets at the Y Theatre in Leicester. For me, it’s good, now I have almost too many friends even though I no longer have any contact with my family in Angola. During the Jubilee Weekend Holiday, we played in town in the group Ngoma. People feel happy because it’s a good rhythm - traditional rhythm - black and white.
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