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La conclusi\u00f3n de esta experiencia musical fue que si una estrella como Gnonnas Pedro cantaba sobre estas bandas, solo pod\u00eda significar que sab\u00eda algo que nosotros no sab\u00edamos. \u00bfPodr\u00eda ser que la Rep\u00fablica de Benin tuviera m\u00e1s que ofrecer de lo que su tama\u00f1o suger\u00eda? Solo hab\u00eda una manera de averiguarlo. Samy lleg\u00f3 a Coton\u00fa en agosto de 2005 y as\u00ed fue como una canci\u00f3n de Gnonnas Pedro trajo Analog Africa a Benin, y el resto es historia.<br \/>Si bien en el recopilatorio Legends of Benin de 2009 se incluyeron 4 canciones de este magn\u00edfico artista, esta vez Analog Africa tiene el enorme honor de presentar un proyecto completo y merecido sobre Gnonnas Pedro, el rey del Agbadja moderno. Muy temprano en su carrera, nuestro amigo hab\u00eda conseguido su primer \u00e9xito con una canci\u00f3n llamada &#8216;Dadje Von O Von Non&#8217;. Era un Agbadja, un ritmo ancestral tocado durante las ceremonias funerarias en Le Mono, la regi\u00f3n de donde proven\u00eda la familia de Gnonnas Pedro. Gnonnas lo adapt\u00f3, moderniz\u00f3 y acu\u00f1\u00f3 el nombre de &#8216;Agbadja Modern&#8217; y as\u00ed fue como se lo conoci\u00f3 y se lo am\u00f3 como &#8216;Roi de l&#8217;Agbadja Moderne&#8217;.<br \/>Casi una d\u00e9cada despu\u00e9s, a mediados de los 70, Gnonnas firm\u00f3 un contrato con African Songs Ltd y m\u00e1s tarde con Take Your Choice (TYC), dos sellos de Nigeria. En ese momento, Gnonnas llevaba una d\u00e9cada grabando y actuando y, aunque algunos de los miembros originales de la banda se hab\u00edan ido, la mayor\u00eda de los m\u00fasicos se hab\u00edan quedado con \u00e9l. La composici\u00f3n relativamente constante de \u00abLes Dadjes\u00bb signific\u00f3 que se hab\u00edan convertido en una m\u00e1quina de ritmos bien engrasada cuando comenzaron los \u00aba\u00f1os nigerianos\u00bb. Las diversas obras maestras que la banda grab\u00f3 entre 1975 y 1980 en Lagos catapultaron a Gnonnas Pedro al estrellato en su hogar en Ben\u00edn, pero tambi\u00e9n lo hicieron famoso en otros pa\u00edses de \u00c1frica occidental, donde sus canciones se transmit\u00edan regularmente en las ondas nacionales. A veces llamados \u00abLa banda que habla todos los idiomas africanos\u00bb por su capacidad para interpretar canciones en numerosos idiomas, \u00abLes Dadjes\u00bb tambi\u00e9n hablaban todo tipo de ritmos, con un \u00e9nfasis especial en los ritmos cubanos y benineses.<br \/>Alrededor de 1980, Gnonnas cumpli\u00f3 el sue\u00f1o de toda su vida de fundar su propio sello y uno de los primeros \u00e1lbumes del reci\u00e9n fundado sello Gnoinsop\u00e9 inclu\u00eda la canci\u00f3n \u00abYiri Yiri Boum\u00bb, que arras\u00f3 en Ben\u00edn y consolid\u00f3 a Gnonnas como uno de los artistas m\u00e1s importantes del pa\u00eds.<br \/>El LP doble \u00abRoi De L&#8217;Agbadja Moderne 1974-1983\u00bb de Analog Africa viene en formato gatefold con un libreto de 8 p\u00e1ginas a todo color que incluye fotos. Tambi\u00e9n con 16 de las mejores canciones de Gnonnas que resonaron en todo el continente africano, la mezcla \u00fanica de agbadja, fon cubano, jerk, highlife y otros ritmos africanos cantados en fon, mina, yoruba, franc\u00e9s, ingl\u00e9s e incluso espa\u00f1ol ofrece un viaje musical verdaderamente \u00fanico.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>\u00abMo Ngbadun Re\u00bb de Gnonnas Pedro es una canci\u00f3n escrita para rendir homenaje a los m\u00fasicos nigerianos y beninese que cambiar\u00eda la trayectoria de Analog Africa<a class=\"read\" href=\"https:\/\/wpguerssen-test.odoo.rgbconsulting.com\/es\/producto\/roi-de-lagbadja-moderne-1974-1983\/\"> (...)<\/a>","protected":false},"featured_media":280727,"template":"","meta":{"_acf_changed":false},"product_brand":[],"product_cat":[23269],"product_tag":[24189],"class_list":{"0":"post-280737","1":"product","2":"type-product","3":"status-publish","4":"has-post-thumbnail","6":"product_cat-flamenco-world-music-es","7":"product_tag-recien-llegadas","8":"pa_artist-gnonnas-pedro-his-dadjes-band","9":"pa_format-2lp-es","10":"pa_gender-flamenco-world-music","11":"pa_label-analog-africa-es","12":"pa_location-africa-es","13":"pa_other-filters-vinyl-only-es","15":"first","16":"instock","17":"taxable","18":"shipping-taxable","19":"purchasable","20":"product-type-simple"},"acf":[],"yoast_head":"<!-- This site is optimized with the Yoast SEO plugin v24.9 - https:\/\/yoast.com\/wordpress\/plugins\/seo\/ -->\n<title>GNONNAS PEDRO &amp; HIS DADJES BAND - Roi De L&#039;Agbadja Moderne 1974-1983 -  (2LP) | Guerssen<\/title>\n<meta name=\"description\" content=\"Gnonnas Pedro&#039;s &quot;Mo Ngbadun Re&quot; - a song written to pay tribute to Nigerian and Beninese musicians - would change the trajectory of Analog Africa, forever.And while the Nigerian artists were more or less familiar to Samy (the label founder), when Gnonnas began singing about &#039;Picoby&#039;, &#039;Renova&#039;, &#039;Annasoua Jazz&#039;, &#039;Super Borgou&#039;, &#039;Super Star&#039;, &#039;El Rego&#039;, &#039;Black Santiago&#039; and other bands from Benin that he&#039;d never heard of, he was driven to find out more. The conclusion of this musical experience was that if a star like Gnonnas Pedro sang about these bands it could only mean that he knew something that we didn&#039;t. Could it be that the Benin Republic had more to offer than its size suggested? There was only one way to find out. Samy arrived in Cotonou in August of 2005 and that&#039;s how a Gnonnas Pedro song brought Analog Africa to Benin, and the rest is history.While 4 songs by this magnificent artiste were included in the compilation Legends of Benin from 2009, this time Analog Africa has the huge honour to present a full and deserved project about Gnonnas Pedro, the king of Modern Agbadja. Very early in his career our friend had landed his first hit with a song called &#039;Dadje Von O Von Non&#039;. It was an Agbadja, an ancestral rhythm played during burial ceremonies in Le Mono, the region where Gnonnas Pedro&#039;s family came from. Gnonnas adapted, modernised and coined it &#039;Agbadja Modern&#039; and that&#039;s how he became known and beloved as &#039;Roi de l&#039;Agbadja Moderne&#039;.Almost a decade later, in the mid-70s, Gnonnas secured a deal with African Songs Ltd and later with the Take Your Choice (TYC), two labels out of Nigeria. At that period Gnonnas had been recording and performing for a decade, and while a few of the original band members had left, the majority of the musicians had stayed with him. The relatively consistent membership of &#039;Les Dadjes&#039; meant that they had developed into a well-oiled groove machine by the time the &#039;Nigerian years&#039; began. The various masterpieces the band recorded between 1975 and 1980 in Lagos catapulted Gnonnas Pedro to superstardom back home in Benin, but also made him a name in other West African countries, where his songs were regularly broadcast on the national airwaves. Sometimes called &#039;The Band That Speaks All African Languages&#039; for their ability to perform songs in numerous languages &#039;Les Dadjes&#039; also spoke all kinds of rhythms, with a special emphasis on Cuban and Benin rhythms.Around 1980, Gnonnas fulfilled the lifelong dream of starting his own label and one of the first albums on the newly founded Gnoinsop\u00e9 label included the track &#039;Yiri Yiri Boum&#039;, which took Benin by storm and cemented Gnonnas as one of the country&#039;s most important artists.The double-LP &#039;Roi De L&#039;Agbadja Moderne 1974-1983&#039; from Analog Africa comes as a Gatefold with a full-color 8-page booklet including photos. Featuring 16 of Gnonnas&#039; finest songs that resonated across the African continent, the unique blend of Agbadja, Cuban fon, jerk, highlife, and other African rhythms sung in Fon, Mina, Yoruba, French, English, and even Spanish offers a truly unique musical journey.\" \/>\n<meta name=\"robots\" content=\"index, follow, max-snippet:-1, max-image-preview:large, max-video-preview:-1\" \/>\n<link rel=\"canonical\" href=\"https:\/\/wpguerssen-test.odoo.rgbconsulting.com\/es\/producto\/roi-de-lagbadja-moderne-1974-1983\/\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:locale\" content=\"es_ES\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:type\" content=\"article\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:title\" content=\"GNONNAS PEDRO &amp; HIS DADJES BAND - Roi De L&#039;Agbadja Moderne 1974-1983 -  (2LP) | Guerssen\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:description\" content=\"Gnonnas Pedro&#039;s &quot;Mo Ngbadun Re&quot; - a song written to pay tribute to Nigerian and Beninese musicians - would change the trajectory of Analog Africa, forever.And while the Nigerian artists were more or less familiar to Samy (the label founder), when Gnonnas began singing about &#039;Picoby&#039;, &#039;Renova&#039;, &#039;Annasoua Jazz&#039;, &#039;Super Borgou&#039;, &#039;Super Star&#039;, &#039;El Rego&#039;, &#039;Black Santiago&#039; and other bands from Benin that he&#039;d never heard of, he was driven to find out more. The conclusion of this musical experience was that if a star like Gnonnas Pedro sang about these bands it could only mean that he knew something that we didn&#039;t. Could it be that the Benin Republic had more to offer than its size suggested? There was only one way to find out. Samy arrived in Cotonou in August of 2005 and that&#039;s how a Gnonnas Pedro song brought Analog Africa to Benin, and the rest is history.While 4 songs by this magnificent artiste were included in the compilation Legends of Benin from 2009, this time Analog Africa has the huge honour to present a full and deserved project about Gnonnas Pedro, the king of Modern Agbadja. Very early in his career our friend had landed his first hit with a song called &#039;Dadje Von O Von Non&#039;. It was an Agbadja, an ancestral rhythm played during burial ceremonies in Le Mono, the region where Gnonnas Pedro&#039;s family came from. Gnonnas adapted, modernised and coined it &#039;Agbadja Modern&#039; and that&#039;s how he became known and beloved as &#039;Roi de l&#039;Agbadja Moderne&#039;.Almost a decade later, in the mid-70s, Gnonnas secured a deal with African Songs Ltd and later with the Take Your Choice (TYC), two labels out of Nigeria. At that period Gnonnas had been recording and performing for a decade, and while a few of the original band members had left, the majority of the musicians had stayed with him. The relatively consistent membership of &#039;Les Dadjes&#039; meant that they had developed into a well-oiled groove machine by the time the &#039;Nigerian years&#039; began. The various masterpieces the band recorded between 1975 and 1980 in Lagos catapulted Gnonnas Pedro to superstardom back home in Benin, but also made him a name in other West African countries, where his songs were regularly broadcast on the national airwaves. Sometimes called &#039;The Band That Speaks All African Languages&#039; for their ability to perform songs in numerous languages &#039;Les Dadjes&#039; also spoke all kinds of rhythms, with a special emphasis on Cuban and Benin rhythms.Around 1980, Gnonnas fulfilled the lifelong dream of starting his own label and one of the first albums on the newly founded Gnoinsop\u00e9 label included the track &#039;Yiri Yiri Boum&#039;, which took Benin by storm and cemented Gnonnas as one of the country&#039;s most important artists.The double-LP &#039;Roi De L&#039;Agbadja Moderne 1974-1983&#039; from Analog Africa comes as a Gatefold with a full-color 8-page booklet including photos. 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The conclusion of this musical experience was that if a star like Gnonnas Pedro sang about these bands it could only mean that he knew something that we didn't. Could it be that the Benin Republic had more to offer than its size suggested? There was only one way to find out. Samy arrived in Cotonou in August of 2005 and that's how a Gnonnas Pedro song brought Analog Africa to Benin, and the rest is history.While 4 songs by this magnificent artiste were included in the compilation Legends of Benin from 2009, this time Analog Africa has the huge honour to present a full and deserved project about Gnonnas Pedro, the king of Modern Agbadja. Very early in his career our friend had landed his first hit with a song called 'Dadje Von O Von Non'. It was an Agbadja, an ancestral rhythm played during burial ceremonies in Le Mono, the region where Gnonnas Pedro's family came from. Gnonnas adapted, modernised and coined it 'Agbadja Modern' and that's how he became known and beloved as 'Roi de l'Agbadja Moderne'.Almost a decade later, in the mid-70s, Gnonnas secured a deal with African Songs Ltd and later with the Take Your Choice (TYC), two labels out of Nigeria. At that period Gnonnas had been recording and performing for a decade, and while a few of the original band members had left, the majority of the musicians had stayed with him. The relatively consistent membership of 'Les Dadjes' meant that they had developed into a well-oiled groove machine by the time the 'Nigerian years' began. The various masterpieces the band recorded between 1975 and 1980 in Lagos catapulted Gnonnas Pedro to superstardom back home in Benin, but also made him a name in other West African countries, where his songs were regularly broadcast on the national airwaves. Sometimes called 'The Band That Speaks All African Languages' for their ability to perform songs in numerous languages 'Les Dadjes' also spoke all kinds of rhythms, with a special emphasis on Cuban and Benin rhythms.Around 1980, Gnonnas fulfilled the lifelong dream of starting his own label and one of the first albums on the newly founded Gnoinsop\u00e9 label included the track 'Yiri Yiri Boum', which took Benin by storm and cemented Gnonnas as one of the country's most important artists.The double-LP 'Roi De L'Agbadja Moderne 1974-1983' from Analog Africa comes as a Gatefold with a full-color 8-page booklet including photos. 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Gnonnas adapted, modernised and coined it 'Agbadja Modern' and that's how he became known and beloved as 'Roi de l'Agbadja Moderne'.Almost a decade later, in the mid-70s, Gnonnas secured a deal with African Songs Ltd and later with the Take Your Choice (TYC), two labels out of Nigeria. At that period Gnonnas had been recording and performing for a decade, and while a few of the original band members had left, the majority of the musicians had stayed with him. The relatively consistent membership of 'Les Dadjes' meant that they had developed into a well-oiled groove machine by the time the 'Nigerian years' began. The various masterpieces the band recorded between 1975 and 1980 in Lagos catapulted Gnonnas Pedro to superstardom back home in Benin, but also made him a name in other West African countries, where his songs were regularly broadcast on the national airwaves. Sometimes called 'The Band That Speaks All African Languages' for their ability to perform songs in numerous languages 'Les Dadjes' also spoke all kinds of rhythms, with a special emphasis on Cuban and Benin rhythms.Around 1980, Gnonnas fulfilled the lifelong dream of starting his own label and one of the first albums on the newly founded Gnoinsop\u00e9 label included the track 'Yiri Yiri Boum', which took Benin by storm and cemented Gnonnas as one of the country's most important artists.The double-LP 'Roi De L'Agbadja Moderne 1974-1983' from Analog Africa comes as a Gatefold with a full-color 8-page booklet including photos. 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