This Afro-Colombian Music Group Uses Folkloric Sounds to Unite the African Diaspora

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        This Afro-Colombian Music Group Uses Folkloric Sounds to Unite the African Diaspora
    We caught up with Palma Chonta at the sixth annual Afro-Latino Festival of New York.
Néstor David Pastor
July 20, 2018
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This Afro-Colombian Music Group Uses Folkloric Sounds to Unite the African Diaspora

We caught up with Palma Chonta at the sixth annual Afro-Latino Festival of New York.

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