In the early 2010s, a group of penniless, disabled Congolese musicians, turned rumba upside down, set European venues ablaze and wowed the Cannes Film Festival. Then the group broke up in 2013
2021/08/20/disabled-dr-congo-street-musicians-push-for-copyright-recognition
2021/08/20/disabled-dr-congo-street-musicians-push-for-copyright-recognition
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