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"Hello there, I was the one who found this song with Bocadefumo. I'm sorry I didn't show up earlier, but I had some problems logging into my account (I forgot my password). Firstly, I identified the song as Angolan, from the period 1974 to 1978, because it mentions two Angolan liberation movements/parties (FNLA and UNITA) and talks about political issues such as opportunism and mobilising the people, something that was forbidden until the Portuguese Revolution of 1974 (Angola was a Portuguese colony), as well as sounding like recordings by other Angolan artists from the same period, such as Carlos Lamartine and Teta Lando. Later, Bocadefumo finds an Angolan newspaper with an interview with Santocas (https://issuu.com/medianova3/docs/1427 page 22), in which he is asked which song he would like to sing at that political stage in Angola, and the answer is the lyrics of the song we were looking for! With this information, I search for Santocas on YouTube with various terms related to the song. Unsuccessful in the first search, I remembered a term that was repeated a lot: O Oportunismo (The Opportunism). That's when I found a song with the same name, which is what we were looking for! The funniest thing is that it's mentioned in the same newspaper on page 20 😂

EagleZap28Thu, 06 Jun 2024 08:30

Muchas gracias por encontrarla, Was it easy to find?

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Yuki Kajiura - She is a Witch

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"I have a feeling the song's name is something with either Delighted or A name (Dililha or idk how to say the name), because the song keeps saying delighted or something like that, maybe discogs could help"

朱星杰 - 中国话

"Thanks!"

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