I didn't know the story about the Enigma Taiwanese problem, so I had to look it up. Unfortunetly, it didn't include cannabilism like I was hoping. It does sound like they pissed off most of the Taiwanese people after releasing the track where they used the vocals.
The loops that I used to create this piece were from a now discountinued Native American Sounds loop package from Sony. Like any song I've made using Sony's Acid program I've used various loops, beats, instruments, and vocals to create an original piece.
For this song I used 3 different types of drums, one consistent shaker, the echo flute at the beginning, and vocals from the Sheshone & Navajo Indians.
When creating any type of music I use my PC that has a nice set of Boston Accoustic speakers to feel and experience the music at its best quality. If you close your eyes and listen to that short clip it almost feels like you're at an indian tribal dance. It's toward the end of the clip that bothers me a little. After the Navajo girl does her vocal twice and the Sheshone start their vocals it's there that kind of partially breaks the native dance feeling. Not sure if you or anyone think the same thing?