- Countries:
- Angola, Cape Verde, Brazil, Portugal
- Topics:
- Arts & Culture, Film, Music
- Languages:
- Portuguese
LabCult provides a torrent link of a documentary about Luso-Afro-Brazilian music and sounds: “Lusophony - The (R)Evolution“. From hiphop to rock, visiting the Portuguese fado and Angolan and Caboverdian rhythms like the kuduro and the morna, the doc compiles Lusophone music from the colony days till today.
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