Afro-Colombian Day: Resistance, Cultural Memory and a Living Legacy
On May 21, Colombia commemorates Afro-Colombian Day, marking the official abolition of slavery in 1851. It…
Afro-Colombian Culture
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Cali, Colombia: Music that Builds a City
In Cali, music doesn’t sit quietly in the background. It shapes daily routines, connects communities, and…
Cartagena Beyond the Walls: Exploring the City’s African Roots and Rhythms
Cartagena isn’t just a beautiful destination. Its streets carry the history of a country shaped by…
The Tastes and Rhythms of Colombia’s African Heritage in Cartagena
The Caribbean region of Colombia, especially Cartagena, is a place where the legacy of Africa remains…
Rhythmic Legacies: The Enduring Impact of African Music on Latin American Music
Discover how African influence on Latin American music shapes rhythms, instruments, and the essence of cultural expression.
Travel Impressions: Rio’s Carnival and Afro-Latin Music
Having experienced other Carnival celebrations around the world, including in New Orleans, I can confidently say that Rio’s Carnival is unmatched.
