Fair trade music download site Calabash Music's Global Downloads blog has published a playlist compiling “some great music from around the globe [that] shows the connection to soccer via these artists. Some of them played professionally, some of them own teams, some of their music has been featured at World Cups, African Nations Cups, and other football competitions.”
- Countries:
- Tanzania, Algeria, Cape Verde, Cote d'Ivoire, Ghana, Mali, South Africa, Brazil
- Topics:
- Arts & Culture, Music, Sport
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