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'''Gbedu''' is a type of drum used to accompany a dance by the [[Yoruba]] peoples of [[Nigeria]] and [[Benin]]. Gbedu literally means "big drum" and is a notable percussion instrument used in [[Yoruba music]]. It is most |
'''Gbedu''' is a type of drum used to accompany a dance by the [[Yoruba]] peoples of [[Nigeria]] and [[Benin]]. Gbedu literally means "big drum" and is a notable percussion instrument used in [[Yoruba music]]. It is most commonly found in [[Nigeria]]. |
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Gbedu is a type of drum used to accompany a dance by the Yoruba peoples of Nigeria and Benin. Gbedu literally means "big drum" and is a notable percussion instrument used in Yoruba music. It is most commonly found in Nigeria.
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