Sentence examples for popular indigenous from inspiring English sources

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.

In the late 1970s the Australian Electoral Office intensified its education campaign through other media including a film featuring popular Indigenous singer Jimmy Little.

Also starring in this eight-part series – described as a cross between SeaChange and Rake – is popular Indigenous actress Miranda Tapsell and veteran actor Andrew McFarlane.

Chicha, a fermented corn or yucca drink, is a popular indigenous beverage found in both the highlands and in the Amazonian Oriente.

The reform was in no small part due to campaigning by A.B. Original, the popular indigenous rap act.

However, given the level of repression in Western Sahara, the aid could end up going to one of the pro-occupation front groups made up of Moroccan settlers the regime has set up in the territory, not those with a genuine popular indigenous base.

The group has legendary status; an earlier incarnation of it led by a master percussionist named Count Ossie, who died in 1976, backed the Folkes Brothers on "Oh Carolina" in 1960, which was the first popular indigenous-sounding Jamaican recording and paved the way for reggae.

A fellow environmental activist and second in command at the Popular and Indigenous Organizations of Honduras (COPINH), Tomás feared he would be next.

The former colonel, Lucio Gutiérrez, who has been leading in the polls, is popular among indigenous groups that feel that traditional politicians have long ignored them.

The settlers brought Shinto and Buddhism religions to the islands, although they were not popular with indigenous people.

The Morales government, they declared, had turned against popular and indigenous movements in Bolivia and had shown its true colors by openly repressing the people.