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Addis Ababa has
a thriving music scene, a blend of Ethiopian
tribal music and jazz. The sound was huge
in the '50s and '60s and is making a comeback
in the myriad of jazz clubs that dot the capital. Mike took me to a bar in a
neighbourhood near where he grew up. This is it here?
This is it here. OK
a thriving music scene, a blend of Ethiopian
tribal music and jazz. The sound was huge
in the '50s and '60s and is making a comeback
in the myriad of jazz clubs that dot the capital. Mike took me to a bar in a
neighbourhood near where he grew up. This is it here?
This is it here. OK
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Addis Ababa has
a thriving music scene,
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a blend of Ethiopian
tribal music and jazz.
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The sound was huge
in the '50s and '60s
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and is making a comeback
in the myriad of jazz clubs
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that dot the capital.
00:00:14.096 --> 00:00:17.072
Mike took me to a bar in a
neighbourhood near where he grew up.
00:00:17.072 --> 00:00:20.016
This is it here?
This is it here. OK.
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Movie Summary
British comedian Romesh Ranganathan investigates if the persisting stereotypes about certain places in the world are exaggerated.