Djily Baghdad, featured here in video, raps the anthem of the Y’en a marre (we’re fed up) movement. Y’en a marre is a large community of rappers who are demanding President Abdoulaye Wade to leave power.
We are looking for a small community near Toronto where Canadian singer Hayden and group The Philosopher Kings come from.
“Funk carioca,” or simply “funk” is a mixture of hip-hop, samba and electronic music that has had a rocky relationship with Brazilian authorities.
Wardi was buried Sunday in a ceremony attended by tens of thousands of Sudanese including President Omar al-Bashir.
Anchor Marco Werman heads to Senegal to report on the country’s presidential elections, which are set for February 26.
For their new CD, Rodrigo y Gabriela traveled to Havana to re-record some of their own, earlier tunes with a 13-piece Cuban orchestra.
Chinese folk singer Peng Liyuan has appeared regularly in front of hundreds of millions of people at China’s Annual Spring Festival television pageants.
The Chieftains are marking their 50th anniversary with a new album titled “Voice of Ages.” Paddy Moloney is the group’s founder and leader. He speaks with anchor Marco Werman about the album.
A love song comprised only of words from an international spelling alphabet.
Richard Savino founded his Baroque music ensemble El Mundo in 1999. The group plays Italian and Spanish music from the 17th to the 19th century.
Betto Arcos talks about some of his favorite tunes from the 2-disc set “El Gusto – 40 Años de son Huasteco.”
Starck and Jarre are darlings in France, but they are hoping to find the same sort of love in the US.
Edery himself a well-known classical guitar player, pays tribute to Yupanqui with his album titled “Edery Sings Yupanqui.”
Me N Ma Girls is an all-girl group from Myanmar (Burma). The girls conjure up images of the Spice Girls and other female pop singers like Britney Spears with their colorful wigs and dance tunes.
Protesters in Chile are calling for educational reforms and Tijoux’s song has generated buzz.