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Cuban music’s influence on African sound is almost impossible to ignore. It runs through Congolese rumba and soukous, through kizomba and semba, and further back still, through the deep roots Yoruba indigenous religion put down in Cuba itse...
If highlife music was our long lost uncle, we would not remember exactly when he left. Only that one day the house felt a little quieter, and nobody quite explained why.
He would return unannounced, the way relatives from abroad sometimes...
Today we tell a story about Faran Maka Boté, a hero from the Niger river region, as if we were sitting together by the river, listening to the drums and the griots’ voices. It is about his life and the legends that surround him in West Afri...
When you hear about the Sahara, what comes to mind?
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We usually think of it as a place, hardly habitable, with endless stretches of dunes separating one side of Africa from another. But at one time, over a...
Have you ever thought about it? Why do certain African songs feel weaker the moment someone translates them into English?
Take Congolese rumba. So much of its charm lives in Lingala, but not just any Lingala, a specific playful, half-impro...
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