Dabuyabarugu: Inside the Temple: Sacred Music of the Garifuna of Belize

The Garifuna are descendants of escaped slaves who intermarried with native Carib and Arawak Indians. This album is a collection of music recorded during a dugu, a two week ceremonial feast that attempts to placate the gods. Requiring a year of preparation, and an ample supply of rum, the music heard on this album is meant to send one into a transient state.

Track Listing

Audio Player 101	Abelagudahani (1)	Garifuna women and men	02:13
Audio Player 102	Abelagudahani (2)	Garifuna women and men	04:20
Audio Player 103	Abelagudahani with Buyei	Garifuna women and men	01:26
Audio Player 104	Hugulendu (1)	Garifuna singers and drummers	02:23
Audio Player 105	Sacrifice of Fowl: Wala Gayo	Garifuna women and men	01:37
Audio Player 106	Sausubey's Song	Garifuna singers and drummers	03:03
Audio Player 107	Abaimahani - Lirun Pascua	Garifuna women	02:42
Audio Player 108	Hugulendu Medley	Garifuna singers and drummers	08:06
Audio Player 201	Arumahani (1)	Garifuna women and men	01:55
Audio Player 202	Arumahani (2)	Garifuna women and men	01:36
Audio Player 203	Amalihani - Mali (Part 1)	Garifuna singers, dancers and drummers	03:03
Audio Player 204	Amalihani - Mali (Part 2 - Idenderu)	Garifuna singers, dancers and drummers	10:19
Audio Player 205	Abaimahani	Garifuna women	02:42
Audio Player 206	Arumahani (3)	Garifuna women	02:57
Audio Player 207	Hugulendu (2)	Garifuna women and men	01:20
Audio Player 208	Shaman's Song	Sara Gongez and Margaret Vicente	02:04