Jalikunda African Drums
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The raw power and energy of Jalikunda's djembe drumming riveted the attention and delighted the crowd that attended the 1st African Music Festival on the tiny Island of Montserrat in the Caribbean. The festival, held in Salem Cricket ground, on popular request, Jalikunda returned and wowed the crowds in Montserrat again.
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