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Both Filipino and African music centered on percussion instruments such as gongs and drums before being influenced by European countries, and both feature string instruments that sound like lutes; Sub-Saharan Africa has the kora, and the Philippines has the kutyapi.
Both Filipino and African music centered on percussion instruments such as gongs and drums before being influenced by European countries, and both feature string instruments that sound like lutes; Sub-Saharan Africa has the kora, and the Philippines has the kutyapi.Modern Filipino and African music, on the other hand, bear little resemblance to one another, owing to OPM's attempt to sound as Western as possible during its transition to modern-day Pinoy pop, or P-Pop. This is why the country's buoyant pop music scene is dominated by trap and K-Pop-style electro. Since Asin stopped recording music in the early 1980s, Filipino music's Hispanic fusion character has vanished from the radio. Africa, on the other hand, is undergoing a transformation.
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