Лучшие подкасты про Afropop (2023)

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Afropop Worldwide

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Introducing Planet Afropop 58:36

4d ago58:36

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Planet Afropop is the latest offering from Afropop Worldwide. Every two weeks, this podcast will feature lively conversations among the three hosts--Georges Collinet, Banning Eyre and Mukwae Wabei Siyolwe—as well as interviews, new music, trending African cultural news and much more. This is the maiden voyage for this podcast. It includes an introd…

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Hispanic Heritage Month 2023: The Story of Bugalu in NYC 59:00

8d ago59:00

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We honor the late Joe Cuba with this portrait of "Bugalú," produced for Afropop Worldwide by Ned Sublette. Bugalú is the Spanish spelling of boogaloo, and was also known as “Latin soul.” Joe Cuba was one of bugalú’s most popular artists, best known for the major hit “Bang Bang” that his band created on the spot one night at a New York club. Joe was…

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Hispanic Heritage Month 2023: Soneros Mayores - Portraits of Beny Moré and Ismael Rivera 59:00

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Beny Moré and Ismael Rivera are national heroes in their home countries, Cuba and Puerto Rico respectively. They were soneros of the highest order, masters of the art of improvised singing. We'll hear some of the songs that made them famous and follow their development as artists. Produced by Ned Sublette. APWW #134…

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Hispanic Heritage Month 2023: Santo Domingo Blues - The Story of Bachata 59:04

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Bachata is a music of the people. Recalling the American blues, bachata was infamous as the anthem of the hard-drinking, womanizing, down-on-his-luck man, vilified as the entertainment of the brothels and the cabarets, and worshipped by the down-trodden poor as the deepest expression of their feelings. Today it is an international sensation. Alex W…

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Wagogo Music Heaven 18:06

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Veteran Afropop producer Banning Eyre visits the Zawose family compound in Bagamoyo, Tanzania, to experience the magic of the hypnotic music of the Gogo people, the Wagogo. Msafiri Zawose, son of the late Tanzanian music legend Hukwe Zawose, describes the music and the emergence of the new Zawose Reunion Band.…

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Hispanic Heritage Month 2023: The Cumbia Diaspora 59:00

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In this episode, we find out how cumbia left Colombia in the ‘60s and ‘70s and traveled to other countries. Everywhere it went, it transformed itself, adapting to its new environment. In Peru, it mixed with psychedelic guitar effects and Andean sounds to become chicha. In Argentina, it became the expression of a new generation of restless youth in …

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Congo Music’s Fifth Generation 59:00

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In the early 2000s, Afropop told the story of “Four Generations” in Congolese music—from rumba and rumba-rock to soukous and ndombolo. Now time has marched on, and once again, thrilling new sounds are emerging from Kinshasa and its global diaspora. We’ll hear hyperkinetic roots-rock from Jupiter and Okwess, Fally Ipupa’s embrace of the current Afro…

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A Spiritual Journey To Mbanza Congo 59:00

23d ago59:00

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To make this unprecedented program, producer Ned Sublette traveled to Mbanza-Kongo, the ancient seat of the Kongo empire located in present-day northern Angola, where he spoke to Dr. Bárbaro Martínez Ruiz, professor of art and art history at Stanford. We’ll learn about the simbi, the spirits that Martínez Ruiz describes as “the multiple power of go…

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Movement: A Conversation with Jesus Diaz 23:46

24d ago23:46

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Movement: A Conversation with Jesus Diaz: Meklit Hadero is a singer and composer and the host of a new podcast called Movement, which tells the story of global migrations through music. In this shared episode, Meklit speaks with Cuban-American percussionist Jesus Díaz about his journey from playing homemade drums in Havana to performing on the bigg…

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389 Four Generations Of Congolese Music 59:00

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Congo has always played an oversized role in entertaining dance lovers on the continent and beyond with greats like Franco, Tabu Ley, Doctor Nico, Zaiko Langa Langa, Papa Wemba, Pepe Kalle, and others. We start in pre-independence Congo with the beloved "Papa" Wendo Kolossoy, the grandfather of rumba, as he talks with us at his home in Kinshasa. We…

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Stambeli Music That Heals From Tunisia 23:08

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Stambeli is traditional healing music in Tunisia. It is related to Moroccan gnawa music using similar instrumentation and generally for the purpose of healing a person during a ritual ceremony. But Stambeli also stands on its own at a time of cultural and generational change in Tunisia. Producer Tasha Goldberg touches down in Tunisia to connect wit…

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The World Sacred Music Festival In Fes, Part 1 59:04

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The World Sacred Music festival in Fes, Morocco fully delivers on its promise of bringing together profound, spiritual music from around the globe. In one edition of the Festival, Youssou N'Dour debuted his Egypt project, backed by an orchestra from Cairo; whirling dervishes from Turkey and qawwali singers Meher Ali and Sheher Ali from Pakistan rev…

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Acoustic Guitar Heroes of Africa 21:43

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Producers Jayme Stone and Cory Seznec take us on a fingerstyle guitar journey through Africa.Afropop Worldwide

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Journeys With The Oud 59:04

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The oud is the ancestor of many modern string instruments, including the lute and the guitar. Its origins may lie in Persia or ancient Arabia, but now, it is played all over the world, used in spiritual and secular music, in classical, pop, and jazz settings. In this program, we hear oud music from Lebanon, Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco, Iraq, and elsewh…

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The Musical Legacy of Al Andalus, Part 1 - Europe 59:04

2M ago59:04

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The 700-year period of Muslim courts and conquerors in Medieval Spain (711-1492) leaves behind many mysteries. In the first of a three-part look at the musical legacy of Andalusia, this program presents period recreations of medieval Spanish music and considers the lasting influences the era would have on Europe. This program takes a provocative lo…

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Etienne Charles: The Freedom of Carnival 19:48

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Carnival in Trinidad is a feast for the senses – sights, smells, sounds, all blend together into a colorful celebration that you just have to see to believe. Trinidad born trumpeter Etienne Charles has composed an ambitious multi-part suite of music honoring the elements of Carnival that he experienced from a young age called Carnival: Sound of a P…

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Mali Magic 2000 59:04

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In January, 2000, a group of adventurous Afropop listeners accompanied by local artists including Habib Koite and special guest Bonnie Raitt toured Mali to hear the country’s extraordinary music. This program recaps the adventure with vivid live recordings of Habib, Khaira Arby, the Super Rail Band, Lobi Traore and others in nightclubs, private hom…

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Mali - Ancient Empires to Multicultural Democracy 59:00

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If you’ve followed the news out of Mali since 2012, you may be discouraged by the conflict, violence and political turmoil in the headlines. But Mali has a long and profound history. It has met many challenges in the past. In this program, Professor Cherif Keita expertly guides us through the early history of Mali, up through the end of the 20th ce…

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Mali’s Amadou & Miriam Headline the 25th Afro Roots Fest in Miami 59:00

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In this episode, we make our annual trek to Miami to record the Afro Roots Festival. To celebrate its 25th anniversary, Mali's Amadou & Mariam headlined. Over four decades, Amadou & Mariam have managed to joyfully combine their love story with a musical career. Touring the globe, they have become some of the most famous ambassadors of African music…

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The Zimdancehall Story 59:00

3M ago59:00

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Inspired by Jamaica’s dancehall music from the 90s and early 2000s, Zimbabwean dancehall music (Zimdancehall) started out as an underground subculture in the ghettos of Zimbabwe and is now the country’s most popular genre. In this episode we’ll trace the subgenre’s rocky rise to the top and meet some of its founding pioneers: the likes of producer,…

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Breaking Into Afrobeats 59:00

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On "Breaking Into Afrobeats" Georges Collinet and Lagos-based producer producer FayFay, shed light on the challenges faced by aspiring artists in the Afrobeats music industry in Nigeria. This episode introduces listeners to emerging talents like Romi, Bayanni, Boy Spyce, Lady Donli, Young John and Kidd Carder - highlighting their journeys, obstacle…

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Global Griots In France 59:00

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Traditional Manding (Mande) griots living in France sit at the crossroads between Africa and Europe. Historically, their role has been to weave traditional, oral histories, often within music, to promote a united, peaceful society. As they have become part of the modern global community, each griot has their own way of staying true to these histori…

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Journeys With The Kora 59:00

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The 21-string harp, the kora, is a signature instrument of West Africa. Complex and beguiling, kora music was long the exclusive domain of griots, musical historians by heritage. But once recordings began to circulate in the 1970s, the instrument went international, finding its way into jazz, pop, rock and even classical and religious settings. In …

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Taking the Pulse in Dar Es Salaam 2023 59:00

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Dar Es Salaam, a deep water port on Tanzania’s Indian Ocean Coast, is a musical powerhouse. This on-the-ground report delves into the city's top music styles, Bongo Flava, modern taarab, Swahili rumba, local gospel and the latest craze, breakneck-paced singeli music. We hear from artists and producers, sample rehearsals and live shows, and reveal a…

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Oromo Music: Historical Memory and Competing Visions in Ethiopia 59:00

4M ago59:00

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The Oromo are the largest ethnic group in the Horn of Africa, but were relatively little known outside of the region until recently. This episode “Oromo Music: Historical Memory and Competing Visions in Ethiopia” looks into the history of the Oromo people and how music became an integral part of the early Oromo nationalism movement in the 20th cent…

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Introducing Planet Afropop 58:36

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Hispanic Heritage Month 2023: The Story of Bugalu in NYC 59:00

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Hispanic Heritage Month 2023: Soneros Mayores - Portraits of Beny Moré and Ismael Rivera 59:00

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Hispanic Heritage Month 2023: Santo Domingo Blues - The Story of Bachata 59:04

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Wagogo Music Heaven 18:06

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Hispanic Heritage Month 2023: The Cumbia Diaspora 59:00

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Congo Music’s Fifth Generation 59:00

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A Spiritual Journey To Mbanza Congo 59:00

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Movement: A Conversation with Jesus Diaz 23:46

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389 Four Generations Of Congolese Music 59:00

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Stambeli Music That Heals From Tunisia 23:08

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The World Sacred Music Festival In Fes, Part 1 59:04

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Acoustic Guitar Heroes of Africa 21:43

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Journeys With The Oud 59:04

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The Musical Legacy of Al Andalus, Part 1 - Europe 59:04

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Etienne Charles: The Freedom of Carnival 19:48

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Mali Magic 2000 59:04

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Mali - Ancient Empires to Multicultural Democracy 59:00

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Mali’s Amadou & Miriam Headline the 25th Afro Roots Fest in Miami 59:00

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The Zimdancehall Story 59:00

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Breaking Into Afrobeats 59:00

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Global Griots In France 59:00

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Journeys With The Kora 59:00

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Taking the Pulse in Dar Es Salaam 2023 59:00

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Oromo Music: Historical Memory and Competing Visions in Ethiopia 59:00

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