One Tribe, Many Voices

This week we continue with the sounds of Samba.

Brasil: The Many Faces of Samba

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This week we celebrate the Music of Brasil, the centre of the African Diaspora of the Americas.
Featuring music from Mitoka Samba, Carlinhos Brown and Rasheed Ali & Rain People.
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The fifth and final installment of our Ramadhan Series featuring the Islamic music of the African Diaspora.

This week we feature Senegalese legends Toure Kunda.

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We honor Ramadhan with Part-4 of our month-long celebration of Islamic music of the Africa Diaspora. This week we concentrate on the Muslim heartland of West Africa; Senegal & Mali.
Music of Oumou Sangare, Salif Keita, Youssou N'Dour and more.

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We honor Ramadhan with Part-3 of our month-long celebration of Islamic music of the Africa Diaspora. Ismael Lo is our featured artist this week.

Music from Senegal, Algeria, Mali and Nubia. As always visit the 'One Tribe, Many Voices' Blog for play list and more.

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("Not So) Distant Relatives"...Part Two: Cuba & Puerto Rico, foundations of the Rumba.

Celebrating the power of the rumba. Featuring the music of Cuban master musicians Los Munequitos de Matanzas, Gregorio 'El Goyo' Hernandez and Los Nani, alongside Puerto Rican master
Cachete Maldonado.

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This week's show is called: (Not So) Distant Relatives, the first in a series of three shows highlighting cultural connections among the African Diaspora. Today, we kick off the series with two of the Caribbean's culturally influential islands: Jamaica & Puerto Rico. celebrating Damian Marley and Distant Relatives along side Cultura Profetica, Tego Calderon, Buju Banton and more.

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Part two of Male Voices of the African Diaspora features "MenTell Stories of Love".

Celebrating the so-called "Language of Love": Brasilian Portuguese. Music from Ivan Lins, Dori Caymmi and Rasheed Ali & Rain People. This show is a rare showcase for the Rain People sound as it journeys through Brasil.

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Special Headphone Mix: "A Day at the Beach".

Relax and enjoy a day at the beach with Rasheed Ali & Rain People. This week's show celebrates the music of the ocean. Imagine yourself on an island with the music of Ruben Blades, Dori Caymmi, Flora Purim,Francisco Aguabella and Rasheed Ali with Bennie Maupin.

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This show celebrates the 100th Episode of 'One Tribe, Many Voices' !

Featuring a special conversation with legendary Global Village DJ; Simeon Pillich.

Rasheed Ali gives thanks and appreciation to his podcast community that stretches from Beijing and Seoul to Germany, France and India.

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