Mama Mosambiki
Eyuphuro
For most people, Mozambique conjures up images of tragedy, war, famine and millions of refugees living on food aid. The other side of this young, southern African nation, rich in art and culture, is hardly ever seen. Eyuphuro (EE-U-FOO-ROO) means "whirlwind" and their music draws on many influences, as African vocals and Arabic rhythms meet the delicate, lilting Portuguese-influenced guitar. From these roots, Eyuphuro write contemporary songs of love and social criticism, a sharply perceived commentary on life in Mozambique today.
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Mama Mosambiki
CDplay Samukhela (The Nostalgic Man) Eyuphuro 5m 45s play Mwanuni (The Bird) Eyuphuro 4m 33s play Akatswela (Love Is So Bewildering) Eyuphuro 4m 50s play We Awaka (You Are Mine) Eyuphuro 7m 8s play Kihiyeny (Leave Me Alone) Eyuphuro 5m 40s play Nifungo (The Key Of The House) Eyuphuro 7m 15s play Oh Mama (Oh Mother!) Eyuphuro 4m 40s play Nuno Maalani (A Single Mother Of A Single Mother) Eyuphuro 6m 12s
