- Bolama" in Lisbon. Dabó's
record producer, Zé Carlos, had
formed the po****r
Cobiana Djazz in 1972. The next po****r band was
Super Mama
Djombo with
their 1980...
- in Lisbon, he
returned to Guinea-Bissau in 1969. In 1970 he
formed the
Cobiana Djazz band with a
group of
friends (Aliu Bari,
Mamadu Bá and Samakê). The...
-
Kobiana (
Cobiana) or Buy (Uboi) is a
Senegambian language spoken in
several villages of
Senegal and Guinea-Bissau. The
language is
referred to as gu-boy...
-
Politico Militar (CIPM) -
Cinema of Guinea-Bissau -
class in Guinea-Bissau -
Cobianas - Cocolis;
Kokolis - Coli
Tenguela -
Christopher Columbus -
Comissao Permanente...
- xa- / ba-, ku- ci-nɔ / mu-nn mu-nd / +-əŋ gu-rɛt / xa-; ci-ram / nya-
Cobiana si-ggih / nyi- si-nuf / ŋa- gu-nyikin / ŋa- bu-gees / ja-
jaarum / a- a-cis...
- Guinea-Bissau
Language Status Comments ISO 639-3
Cobiana language Critically endangered Also
spoken in:
Senegal kcj
Ediamat language Vulnerable eja...
- sports. They also
appeared on an
extensive range of souvenirs,
dubbed Cobiana,
which proved to be a
lucrative source of income.
During the Games, inflatable...
- Basari, Biafada,
Badyara (Pajade), Dyola, Mandyak, Balante, Banyun, Nalu,
Cobiana, C****anga,
Bidyogo I.A.1.b Southern: Temne, Baga, Landoma, Kissi, Bulom...
- (disambiguation)
Cobian Backup,
backup software for
Microsoft Windows Cobiana language, a
language of
Senegal and Guinea-Bissau
Senator Cobián (disambiguation)...
-
Archived from the
original on
December 7, 2010. "Super Mama Djombo".
Cobiana Records.
Fernando Arenas (2011).
Lusophone Africa:
Beyond Independence...
