Sentence examples for indigenous popular from inspiring English sources
Although no literary documents belonging to the 12th century (the first century of Portugal's history as a nation) have survived, there is evidence of the existence of an indigenous popular oral poetry in sung verse during the preceding centuries.
Some of this interest is deliberately anthropological; that is, the suggestion is that there is an indigenous popular art, or folk art, which the commercial entertainment industry is colonizing and destroying.
One reason this case is so hard to make is that America had a consulate in Benghazi as a result of Mr Obama's rather "hard" decision to launch an air war there in support of an indigenous popular revolution and drive Muammar Qaddafi from power.
Until now, Washington has been mainly a spectator to an indigenous popular rebellion against tyranny, corruption and injustice in the Middle East.
1676 Graz?, Austria May 19 , 1726Vienna, Austria Joseph Anton Stranitzky, (born 1676, Graz?, Austria died May 19 , 1726 Vienna) actor and manager of the indigenous Austrian popular theatre, who developed the improvisational character Hanswurst.
As a studio musician in the 1960s, Mr. Beckett played in the band affiliated with Fame Studios, the production house that turned an unlikely Southern town, Muscle Shoals, Ala., into a center of indigenous American popular music.
Popular since the 1960s is an indigenous pop style that emerged in the area around Lake Victoria inhabited by the Luo; called benga, it is perhaps the most distinctly Kenyan form in the musical repertoire.
In the late 1970s the Australian Electoral Office intensified its education campaign through other media including a film featuring popular Indigenous singer Jimmy Little.
The most popular indigenous musical style today is a blend of Cuban merengue, Congolese rumba, and West African highlife sounds, reflecting the many influences that meet in Congo.
George was among the first Western musicians to recognize the importance of music traditions millenniums old, which themselves had roots in indigenous music, both popular and classical.
