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Similarly to Café del Mar, Buddha Bar also released CD compilations featuring "lounge", "world" music, a successful enterprise that suggests the striking inequalities associated with the commodification of Third-World art: whereas cassette tapes of Pakistani singer Nusrat Ali Khan are sold in India for about US$1, the same songs remixed within ...
Duke Bojadziev showed interest in music at a young age. He played piano from the age of three and first composed when he was ten years old. [2] Taking after his father, who balanced successful careers in both music and medicine, Duke earned his medical degree and then moved in Boston, to attend Berklee College of Music.
The Buddha-Bar is a bar, restaurant, and hotel franchise created by French-Romanian restaurateur Raymond Vișan, with its original location having opened in Paris, France in 1996. [1] The Buddha Bar "soon became a reference among foreign yuppies and wealthy tourists visiting the city", [ 1 ] and "has spawned numerous imitators", [ 2 ] becoming ...
Claude Challe (born Claude Chalom [1] in 1945 in Tunisia) is a French DJ and club owner, the co-creator of the Buddha Bar restaurant/clubs and music compilations. [2] [3] Challe moved to France at age three. He attended Rabbinical school as a young man. At the age of 19, he opened a hair salon in Paris, and became known as "the man with the ...
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Mahala Raï Banda tracks have appeared on international compilations including Buddha Bar (France), Bucovina Club (Germany), Balkan Bangers and Gypsy Beats (UK), Balearic Bisquits (Denmark), Balkanology (South Africa), Rough Guide to Eastern Europe (UK), Rromanu Suno (Serbia), Balkan Beats (Germany), Barrio Latino (France), Bar Gypsy (USA), and ...
Buddhism in Morocco is a small religious minority in the kingdom of Morocco.Estimates for the number of Buddhists in Morocco range from a few dozen, [1] to under 0.01% of the population [2] (or about 3000 people).
Built in 1910, the Dar el Bacha, which means "house of the pasha", was the residence of Thami El Glaoui, who was given the title of pasha (roughly "governor" or other high official) of Marrakech by the Sultan Moulay Youssef in 1912. [1] [2] For years he was the most powerful political figure of the Moroccan south under French rule. [3]