A concertina and guitar played in a “picking” style accompany a style of folk music from this country whose songs are often interspersed with rapid spoken sections. Ensembles from this country like the Mahotella Queens (15[1])feature in an album titled for “The Indestructible Beat.” A choral genre (15[2])from (15[1]-5[1])this country takes its name from a 1939 Solomon Linda song whose title means “Lion.” The song (*) “Pata Pata” (10[2])was popularized internationally by a singer (10[1])from this country. Paul Simon’s (10[1])album (10[1])Graceland (10[3])features an (10[2])a cappella (10[1])ensemble that sings in this country’s isicathamiya (“ees-tsa-tha-MEE-yah”) style, Ladysmith (10[1])Black (10[1])Mambazo. A song from this (10[1])country was re-recorded as “The Lion Sleeps Tonight.” (10[1])This country’s mbaqanga (“im-ba-kahn-gah”) style is exemplified (-5[1])by (-5[1])Miriam Makeba’s protest (10[1])song “Soweto Blues.” (10[4])For 10 points, name this country whose popular music traditions are influenced by the Zulu. (10[1])■END■