In the second podcast “Reggae Music in Spain”, Unieros continues the conversation with reggae music promoter Julian, from Roots & Vibes in Barcelona.
In this episode, we discussed how Jamaica’s music industry went from island to the world due to love of Jamaican culture.
Listen to the latest Unieros podcast “Reggae Music in Spain”.
With the recent news where white nationalist rallied and killed one person in Charlottesville, Virginia it is hopeful to hear news that the most liked tweet of all time promotes unity, diversity and love over hate. It is more evidence that we as a society want unity. Former President Barack Obama who wrote the much…
Savannah is Georgia’s oldest city founded in 1733 by James Oglethorpe who arrived in the city from Britain, to establish a new colony for British empire. Today Savannah is a mix of old history and new modern Southern style. The city is known for its tree-lined square parks surrounded by historic sites attract 3 million…
Welcome to our Jamaica blog post series that showcase Jamaican culture. During this series of posts, you will find photos and videos from our travels throughout Jamaican cities and towns. We will share information about Jamaican food, music, people, and events to give you a sense of local Jamaican life. A bit about the Jamaican…
Top companies used their lucrative commercials spots in Superbowl 51 to broadcast celebrating America’s diversity. The ads feaured immigrants and their diversity. Budwieser’s Superbowl commercial “Born the hard way” shared the story of Adolphus Busch, a German immigrant who came to America to pursue his dream and founded Anheuser–Busch beer company. Coca-ColaCola company’s super bowl commercial…
We’ve all read news stories of company advertising gaffes that are insensitive to people’s racial, gender and abilities and culture. In April 2017 alone, several top companies have had to apologize for their racial insensitivity. Pepsi for example had to pull its insensitive ‘black lives matter’ commercial, Nivea did the same for a ‘White Purity’ ad…
