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Nell), Gsan, and Ziggy, Maasai singer Yamat Ole Meipuko, and two teenage siblings of the brothers.Their 2004 album Maasai Hip hop, released by German label Out here records, has earned them status as the best known Tanzanian hip hop artists internationally.The album includes "Msimu kwa Msimu", their biggest hit to date, as wells as older tracks like "Bamiza" and "Aha!".Nelly (Nelson Chrizostom Buchard) died of injuries 29 March 2006 after being stabbed.Born 1976, he was the oldest member of the group.This page was last modified 17:00, 6 September 2007.All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License."We're sorry, this request cannot be completed.Almost unnoticed by the rest of the world, a new generation of musicians has created its own style.Plastaz and their album Maasai hip hop set out to introduce their version of this new Tanzanian sound to the rest of the world.They have created a unique style that brings together local Maasai a cappella chants with rapping in Swahili and Haya languages.Although the Maasai people have become an internationally known symbol of rural lifestyle, in Tanzania they are often seen as backward and not fitting into modern urban society.Today X Plastaz is one of the big names on the Tanzanian hip hop scene.Having grown up in a poor area of Arusha town they talk about what it means to be young and African, looking for a perspective in a globalised world.The song Ushanta ('day job') tells the story of a man who tries everything to get by, from driving a minibus to preaching to mugging.In Aha, X Plastaz rhyme about their relationship to Maasai culture: we would make fire under a tree, consuming meat and milk in the traditional way...Plastaz is part of a movement representing the growing tide of young urban music from all over the world.The days of regional thinking are over where Africans play the drums and dance all day, Indians burn incense and Bavarians drink beer.Need Help listening to Samples?Nini Dhambi kwa mwenye dhiki?This is the best hip hop CD I have come across so far.Gift CertificatesBuy one for a friend!International Accordion Awareness Month: Squeezebox!Plastaz and their album Maasai Hip Hop set out to introduce their version of this new Tanzanian sound to the rest of the world.Town"), a city in northern Tanzania.They have created a unique style that brings together local Maasai a cappella chants with rapping in Swahili and Haya languages.Their mix of hip hop with local melodies and Swahili lyrics, sometimes called Bongo Flava, has quickly become East Africa's number one selling pop music, rocking the airwaves through newly formed private radiostations in and around Tanzania.Plastaz and their album Maasai hip hop set out to introduce their version of this new Tanzanian sound to the rest of the world.Town'), a city in northern Tanzania.Today X Plastaz is one of the big names on the Tanzanian hip hop scene.The song Ushanta ('day job') tells the story of a man who tries everything to get by, from driving a minibus to preaching to mugging.Msimu kwa msimu ('season to season') adresses the topic of true and false friends who are there as long as the sun is shining, but will drop you when times are rough.In Aha, X Plastaz rhyme about their relationship to Maasai culture: we would make fire under a tree, consuming meat and milk in the traditional way...In preparation for next Friday's show, I am listening to some Maasai Hip Hop, X PlastazDunia DudumiziMsimu Kwa MsimuAha!Tanzanian sound to the rest of the world.They have created a unique style that brings together local Maasai a cappella chants with rapping in Swahili and Haya languages.Although the Maasai people have become an internationally known symbol of rural lifestyle, in Tanzania they are often seen as backward and not fitting into modern urban society.Plastaz proved that Tanzania's cultural heritage can be meaningful beyond the village level.We would make fire under a tree, consuming meat and milk in the traditional way...Nini dhambi kwa mwenye dhiki?When we die, on the day of judgment, give us the chance to regret, because we know that we act evil, we use every possible method: magic, crime, anything so that we can get food and clothing What's the crime of the poor, what's wrong, what is right.Thrilling National Geographic footage comes to you like never before in hundreds of searchable videos.Nat Geo Music connects viewers to new music from around the globe.Explore genres, instruments and more with the Nat Geo Music glossary.Get weekly audio downloads and meet the international artists behind the music.
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