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Igbal Jogi and Party
12+ albums
worldfolkIndianAllsnake charming
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A group of Pakistani musicians who recorded in the 1950s music labeled as snake charming, even though it is generally considered to be part of traditional Sufi trance music. Many snake charmers are found in India, and in the 20th century the "art" of snake charming grew in popularity until the Indian government forbid people from owning serpents - snakes being holy in the Hindi religion. Snake charmers protested and the government has since eased off its ban - but various social groups are attempting to assimilate the children of traditional snake charmers into more secular Indian society through education and other training. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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