Cape Verdean hip hop

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Cape Verdean hip hop includes a major scene among immigrants in the Netherlands, where they are a major part of the Dutch hip hop scene. These include The Real Vibe, Cabo Funk Alliance and E-Life. Performers from the islands include Black Side, who use a fusion of hip hop and Antillean zouk music, and Lod Escur.

World hip hop

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