Angolan hip hop

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The African nation of Angola has a lively hip hop music scene, including popular crews like SSP, which are the most influential Hip Hop group in the country Army Squad, who are based out of Cape Town, South Africa, and have begun to work with some South African hip hop musicians [1].

[edit] DJs, crews and rappers

  • Mutu Moxy
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