In Democratic Republic of Congo's capital Kinshasa, Sanza, a traditional percussion musical instrument, once used in Congolese folklore, has began making its way into modern music. And as CCTV's Kathryn Ogunde reports, it could gradually be edging out the ever-popular guitar.
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