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Women
of the World: Acoustic
On March 8, women all over the world celebrate
International Women’s Day. A national holiday
in many countries and commemorated by the United
Nations, International Women's Day is the story
of ordinary women as makers of history. Though
often divided by national boundaries and by ethnic,
linguistic, cultural, economic and political
differences, this day allows women everywhere
to look back on a tradition of struggle for equality,
justice, peace and development.
As a tribute to this tradition,
Putumayo World Music presents an album that
literally sings
its praises. Women of the World: Acoustic is
an exploration of acoustic music by some of the
world’s leading female artists. The folky
harmonies of Canada's The Wailin' Jennys joins
the earthy Algerian melismas of Mona Boutchenak.
African singers Kaissa and Lura are heard alongside
Latin America's Marta Gomez and Luca Mundaca.
From Europe, France's Sandrine Kiberlain, Greece's
Anastasia Moutsatsou and Croatia's Tamara Obrovac
combine to offer an inspirational exploration
of the spirit and soul of the female voice.
A portion of Putumayo's proceeds
from the sale of this album will be donated
to the Global Fund
for Women in support of their efforts to promote
and defend the human rights of women and girls
around the world.
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Complete list of music
titles available:
Abyssinia Infinite - Zion Roots, African
Groove, African Music for
Children, African Playground, Ali
Farka Toure - Savane,
Anouar Brahem - Le Voyage de Sahar, Best of Latin
America, Cajun & Zydeco, Caribbean
Playground, Central
Asia,
Congo to Cuba, Dreamland
World Lullabies, French
Cafe, Euro Lounge, Madagascar, Midnight
in Mali, Mory Kanté - Sabou,
Music from the Chocolate Lands,
Nuevo Latino, One
Voice - NI, OXFAM Africa, OXFAM
Arabia, Passion - NI, Reggae
Playground, Rumba
Argelina - Radio Tarifa, Sahara - Rough
Guide, Salsa
Celtica, Senegal and Gambia, Souad
Massi - Honeysuckle, South Pacific
Islands,
Sudan, Susheela Raman - Salt Rain, Women of Africa,
World Playground. |
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