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Not folk, but definitely distinctive is the music of Brazil. Really like Os Mutantes, Tom Ze, Caetano Veloso, and all the other Tropicalia folks as well as stalwarts like Elis Regina and Antonio Carlos Jobim.
Not including pop music. I'm talking traditional folk music. And what do you appreciate about them?
I find both Turkish and Indian music mystical and intriguing. Also attracted to France with it's accordian music. Japanese music, especially Okinawan folk songs, are surprisingly melodic and also very evocative, while I enjoy the richly vibrant African chants and the tribes of the hill-tribes in South-East Asia. Balinese orchestras are also very nice, I like the metallic sound. I suppose Western classical music deserves a place.
None. I only listen to english and so do the vast majority of anglophones id say.
Oh and guess what........... the thread was created by you! Well you have your answer.
Ignorant, some of the best music currently and in history comes from the UK.
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