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| 🎁 A little holiday gift... If you want to keep Ghana in your speakers, we've also got two exclusive mixes from Morgan Greenstreet:
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| Note from the Founder HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM OUR FOUNDER & EXECUTIVE PRODUCER. 2025 tested Afropop Worldwide and revealed what this community makes possible. From continued national radio broadcasts to new digital projects and ambitious plans for 2026, this year's story is one of resilience, creativity, and momentum. Read our full year-end letter to see where we've been and where we're headed next. |
| Curated Listening Guide |
Afro-Venezuela in Three Stops
Celebration music is never only "background." It's community, memory, and sometimes a way of speaking the truth out loud. If Ghana is your reset, here's a short Venezuela listening path from our archive:
| TRACK 01 The Rise of Afro-Venezuelan MusicA wide-angle history of African influences in Venezuelan music during the Chavez era. Listen Now → |
| TRACK 02 The Voice of ProtestBetsayda Machado sings against hunger. A closeup on how tradition fuels resistance. Listen Now → |
| TRACK 03 T.M. Scruggs InterviewA deep dive that gets wonderfully nerdy about instruments, rhythm, and migration. Read Now → |
Help us close the year strong
We're in the final stretch of Afropop's Year End Appeal. If Afropop has added context to your listening this year, please consider a gift today. Every donation keeps the archive alive and keeps new stories in motion.
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On Stage Soon |
| JAN 08 | Unfit Music ShowcaseDrom, NYC Get Tickets → |
| JAN 11 | globalFEST 2026Lincoln Center, NYC North America's flagship global music festival returns for a full-theater takeover at David Geffen Hall. 10 artists in one night, featuring Afro-Colombian guardian Nidia Góngora, Arab-fuzz rockers Al-Qasar, and more. A true celebration of resilience and joy. Get Tickets → |
| JAN 16 | Caracas Trio: Album ReleaseThe Jazz Gallery, Manhattan Presenting their new album Folklore. A unique blend of keyboards, drums and vibraphone rooted deeply in Afro‑Venezuelan rhythms. Get Tickets → |
| JAN 25 | Pipiris Nights: Joropo in NYJalopy Theatre, Brooklyn Hosted by Mafer Bandola. An evening of Venezuelan music and dance, including a joropo dance workshop. Get Tickets → |
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