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DikandaAjotoro (Jaro) Traditional songs, scored in an arrangement not bound by any style, but based on ideas selected from many different styles. This group from Poland has a passion for traditional music but they create their own style and original sound. Their acoustic songs have been inspired by Oriental culture, Balkan folklore - Macedonian and Romanian.
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More info: Dikanda are : Ania Witczak - vocal, accordion Kasia Dziubak- violin, vocal Daniel Kaczmarczyk - percussion Piotr Rejdak - guitar Grzegorz Kolbrecki - double bass This record contains traditional songs, scored in an arrangement usual for Dikanda - not bound by any style, but based on ideas selected from many different styles. The group was founded in 1997 in Szczecin, Poland. Passion for the traditional music and hard work let them create their own style and original sound. Their acoustic songs have been inspired wholly by Oriental culture, Balkan folklore – Macedonian and Romanian. Typical Dikanda’s style is creation of new words and meanings in composed songs. Dikanda in one of the African’s dialects stands for family. This is directly connected with the group’s spirit – they live and work as if it was a small, loving family. The concert on Fusion was not only the best concert I ever saw, but also one of the best music experiences of any kind I ever had. I'm completely blown away; it feels silly even to talk about it. I so hope we can make this concert into a tradition on every Fusion.
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