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Dub Poetry: Rhythmic Expression of Words
In the vibrant realm of spoken word and performance art, one genre stands out for its captivating fusion of poetry, music, and social commentary. Dub Poetry is a unique form of expression that originated in Jamaica. In this blog post, we will explore the essence of Dub Poetry, its roots, characteristics, and significance in Jamaican…
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Enjoy Jukanoo at Goombay Festival Celebrating The Bahamas’ 50th Independence
You’ve probably heard about Little Havana and Little Haiti neighborhoods in Miami. You should also know that there’s also Little Bahamas, a charming neighborhood in Coconut Grove, southwest of downtown Miami. Coconut Grove has a rich history in Bahamian heritage since they first migrated to the area in the early 1900s. One of the most…
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Experience Jamaica Carnival 2023: Highlights
Carnival in Kingston, Jamaica is a Caribbean annual celebration that brings out the vibrancy of music and people living in tropical places. Held mid-April each year, Jamaica’s carnival is filled with soca music blaring from trucks, and parade-goers twerking, wearing colorful costumes that show off their bodies. Firstly, Caribbean carnivals have a rich history dating…
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Taste of Music Nightlife in Kingston Jamaica
Kingston, Jamaica is a vibrant capital city that is home to some of the best nightlife experiences in the Caribbean. From live music to DJ events, Kingston has it all. If you’re a music lover, then you’re in for a treat, as this city is known for its rich musical heritage that encompasses reggae, dancehall,…
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Bob Marley Day in Kingston, Jamaica: A celebration of Reggae music
Reggae Month is February in Jamaica and Bob Marley’s birthday February 6 is Bob Marley Day. During the month many events honor the life and legacy of Bob Marley. Unieros Bob Marley Day video highlights Bob Marley Day in Kingston On Bob Marley Day 2023, the Jamaican Ministry of Culture, Gender, and Sports, held a…