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A bendir is a type of frame drum used in Morocco and other parts of North Africa.
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Who invented the bendir African drum?
The bendir is a traditional African and Middle Eastern instrument shaped rather like a tambourine, but without the rattles at the side. It dates back to before the Christian Era, so we don't know the inventor.
Can you name 6 African drums?
akan drum, bendir, carimbo, dunun, junjung, kebero, omele theres seven for yah
Where can you find zaffa dancers?
In the Arab culture, the zaffa, or wedding march, is a musical procession of bendir drums, bagpipes, horns, belly dancers and men carrying flaming swords. This announces that the marriage is about to begin. You cannot miss a ZAFFA. They are so noisy; you can hear them from a distance! They play rhythmic popular music, with horns blasting and full of people noisily clapping and singing. Customarily, there is also the women's distinctive 'shriek' of traditional joy - the halhula (hallelujah?) When the procession reaches its destination, there is usually a party, more loud noises and then dinner.
What musical instruments does Morocco have?
Tunisia is a North African Arabic speaking country (predominantly) that is well known for malouf, an imported music from Andalusia after the 15th century Spaniard conquest. Their musical instruments are categorize in 3 types: bendir that is similar to drums, mandole similar to a guitar, and the mizwad an instrument that is similar to flute.
What actors and actresses appeared in Africa Straight Up - 2012?
The cast of Africa Straight Up - 2012 includes: Addis Alemayehou as himself Lira as himself Patrick Awuah as himself George Ayittey as himself Nawel Ben Kraiem as himself Armada Bizerta as himself Tony Blair as himself Badiaa Bouhrizi as himself Farayi Chipungu as himself Tonye Cole as himself Aliko Dangote as himself Tony Elumelu as himself Erik Hersman as himself Yasser Jradi as himself Su Kahumbu as himself David Kobia as himself Acha Leke as himself Si Lemhaf as himself Bendir Man as himself Moss Ngoasheng as himself Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie as himself Barack Obama Ken Okoth as himself Juliana Rotich as himself Fred Swaniker as himself
