"djembê" meaning in Portuguese

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    "djem‧bê"
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          "text": "O djembê é o instrumento mais popular entre os quatro. Ganhou repercussão mundial a partir dos anos 50, sobretudo através dos djembefolas Mamady Keita, Famoudou Conatê etc., sendo muito usado por quase toda a África",
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