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The Voices Of Africa Choral Ensemble
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The Voices Of Africa Choral Ensemble
http://members.aol.com/VOAfrica3/Homepage.html
We are an all women's a cappella and percussion ensemble who play a unique blend of a cappella harmonies and African Percussions. Our music spans the African Diaspora.
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