Cafe International
Join host Dan Rosenberg on a radio series featuring interviews with musicians from around the world, from Fatoumata Diawara to Goran Bregovic where we learn about folk music and its history.
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A Live Session with The Madalitso Band (From Malawi) (opens the original)
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This week on Cafe International Radio, Malawi’s Madalitso Band joins us for a magnificent live session!!! Special thanks to Neil Nayar for all his help with this episode, and to engineers Weajue Mambo and Neel Modi With host Dan Rosenberg
Voces de Bullerengue live session (opens the original)
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This week on Cafe International, a special live session with the Grammy-nominated Afro-Colombian women’s group, Voces De Bullerengue and their producer, Manuel Garcia-Orozco. From the deep countryside of Colombia’s Afro-descendant Maroon Caribbean emerges Voces del Bullerengue, a collective of elder women singers safeguarding the ancestral legacy of bullerengue. This traditional music and dance style is rooted in rural communities near Montes de María, including Evitar, María la Baja, San José d
A live session with Jason Wilson and Ashara (opens the original)
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A special live session with Jason Wilson and Ashara, recorded in Toronto at Jesse's Jazz Cafe in Downsview. Jason talks about the history of Reggae music in Canada, his collaborations with UB40, Alanis Morissette, Aswad, Fairport Convention and more - and they perform a magnificent live session. With host Dan Rosenberg
A live session with Keïla (from Reunion Island) (opens the original)
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This week's edition of Cafe International features an interview and live session with Keïla, where we learn about Maloya - a traditional form of music from Reunion Island. With host Dan Rosenberg Special thanks to our engineer Neel Modi
A live session with the Georgian folk ensemble Ori Shalva (opens the original)
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This week's edition of Cafe International features a live session with the Georgian-Canadian group Ori Shalva , where we learn about the history of polyphonic singing in Georgia. With host Dan Rosenberg Special thanks to our engineer Neel Modi
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