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"Growing up, we got all we needed from the earth. We fished, we farmed. We picked coconuts, made our own instruments. Occasionally we\'d trade for new clothes. That was it. After the introduction of \'money\' things changed. People now feel that they need \'more and more stuff, things.\' More and more Garifuna keep moving to the cities where they are unhappy since they\'ve lost touch with the land," Nabor says. This might be the explanation for the dying art of Paranda, though missions set out by people like Ivan Duran and Gil Abarbanel of Stonetree Records attempt to preserve this music and culture.
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