Jazz, rap, and various African traditions were intertwined in Polysonik (1991), while Wakafrika (1994) brought together African vocal virtuosos Youssou N'Dour (Senegal), King Sunny Ade (Nigeria), Salif Keita (Mali), Angélique Kidjo (Benin), Ray Lema (Congo), and the group Ladysmith Black Mambazo (South Africa), as well as other prominent musicians.
A more complete inventory is necessary in order to understand how the two traditions are intertwined.
Our traditions are intertwined.
Historical Roots The tradition of intertwining travel and education long pre-dates Lepelstat and his similarly inclined peers.
But given the company's unique tradition of intertwining hardware and software, what would be saved may not look much like Sun at all.
Today, those ancient traditions intertwine with cheap Chinese motorcycles and cops policing the area in search of anyone acting like a drunk idiot. .
In the late 15th century, European artistic styles began to spread to the New World, creating American and Canadian traditions that were intertwined with those of Europe.
After about 1500, these traditions often became intertwined with those of Europe and North America; for these European and North American histories, see Western architecture.
In "Literature from the 'Axis of Evil,' " an anthology compiled by Words Without Borders, Al-Samman explains that "Syria's literary tradition has been greatly intertwined with its political background".
Still, the fight against it has been fierce, as all sides struggle to preserve traditions that have been intertwined for decades.
