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Music is an important part of the african cultur.
It was one part of the fight against the racism in south africa in the 60s.
Today the natives use music to live and remember their old traditionel cultur.
Even as the fighters in the 60s we can use music today to fight against racism and help in africa.
We can use the music to help in africa.
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True music theirs a source of inspiration.
That is very really, that in South Africa music has played a very major roll in our sustainability to this generation.
Music it's a mirror of many geographical parts of the world and it deep in to difference cultural influences, which it brigs them to surface.
lets keep arranging this sounds.
Lucky Thobela
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