Open 19:00 Start 20:00 ♪ MC : ¥3,000 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Tony Guppy : Steelpan Ngongo Tabu : Sax & Vo J.P Sensy : Guitar & Vo Kaputu Charles : Perc ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ TEL : 046-293-4140 Venue: HIDEAWAY American Restaurant & Live Bar 神奈川県 大和市 南林間 1-18-9 大矢ビル B1F 小田急江の島線南林間駅西口 正面徒歩0分 田園都市線中央林間駅 より1駅 大矢酒店 横の階段を地下へ。
00kagahttps://carifrique.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/new-logo-02-80x80.pngkaga2013-06-12 01:36:252014-09-04 02:59:33VIDEO – Black Fashion Week Montreal
Join us at Eglise Saint Jean-Baptiste for spectacular runway fashion at Black Fashion Week Montreal. The goal of this fashion event is to highlight innovation, creativity and trends stemming from Africa and its Diaspora. The event will be presented in 3 parts – tonight and tomorrow night – JUST Fashion (prêt à porter), ONLY Men (prêt à porter) and LIMITED Edition (couture).
Black Fashion Week Montreal is bringing together major fashion labels and designers from around the African Diapsora, with multiculturalism being the highlight. From May 15th to 17th, 2013, Eglise St. Jean-Baptiste will welcome local and international designers.
A VIP cocktail party opens Black Fashion Week Montreal on May 15th (no runway shows). Adama Paris, Au Noir, Claudette Floyd, Créations Youd, Diana Gadie, Elie Kuame, Emilia Torabi, Ericka Jean, Helmer Joseph, Luxyria, Samuel Dong & Yves Jean Lacasse are presenting their latest runway collections on May 16th and 17th.
Rwandan soul singer Nicole Musoni will perform at the VIP cocktail party. On May 16th and 17th, DJ Debby Rose will be spinning an eclectic mix of trans-African vibes. Bring your friends and shop the collections too.
公演日 : 5月4日(土) 時間: Doors open: 18:30 Show starts: 19:30 until ~ 金額: In advance 2500円 At the door: 3000円 場所 : Blues Ette (白楽)東横線 白楽駅西口 コミュニティプラザビル2F 〒221-0065 横浜市神奈川区白楽100-5 Map 電話 +81-45-717-7139
Tony Guppy: Steel Pan Ngongo Tabu: Percussion Sax & Vocals J.P. Sensey: Guitar & Vocals
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AFRICAN CONNECTION
Take a ride out to beautiful Yokohama and come enjoy a soulful fusion of Africa and the Caribbean!
Japan-based Trinidadian steel pannist Tony Guppy is performing live at Blues Ette club in Hakuraku, Yokohama on Saturday, May 4th. On percussion, saxophone and vocals is Ngongo Tabu and on guitar and vocals is J.P. Sensey. Both artists hail from the Democratic Republic of the Congo and are also based in Japan.
DOORS OPEN: 6:30 PM
SHOW: 7:30 PM until ~
ADMISSION: 2,500 JPY in advance & 3,000 JPY at the door
A Nadia Dafri neck piece is a thing to treasure; with its sensual mix of African Ankara fabrics and vintage glass beads delicately handmade to create objects with their own soul.
Nadia Dafri was born and raised in France to an Italian mother and an Algerian father. She had always loved fashion and during her teens she worked as a seamstress. Later she decided to pursue her childhood dreams of becoming a teacher. When teaching couldn’t bring her satisfaction she focused on design.
Nadia Dafri pieces personify the multi-ethnic world around us and are made for the woman who loves colour and well-crafted, sculpted jewelry.
AKWAABA Music and Angola’s DJ Satelite have answered our musical prayers with their latest Afro House/ Afro Beat installment of pure ecstasy! Take a listen below!
01 – Ningana (DJ Satelite Remix) – DJ Dorivaldo Mix feat Dr Tchubi & Pé Quente 02 – Jingasnas – Homeboyz Muzik 03 – Nje Nje (Heavi K Remix) – DJ Choice 04 – Bukalanga (Vocal Mix) – DJ Oats feat Konkrete 05 – Sodat Aza Na Kati (Instrumental Mix) – G’Sparks feat Da Costa 06 – Tala Bango Baza – DJ Silyvi feat Rodjess 07 – Tokita Nango (Nacé) – DJ Dorivaldo Mix feat Os Kao Bios 08 – Nankoumandjan (Instrumental Mix) – Boddhi Satva 09 – He Lives In You (Afro DJ Pupo’s Ancestral Walk Remix) 10 – Molanduka – Black Motion feat Celimpilo 11 – Ma Ndebele – Black Motion feat Candy 12 – Dj Satelite feat Aylo – U Played Me (Original Mix) 13 – Intliziyo – Black Motion feat. Bucie & Damor 14 – Respect Me (Black Coffee Original Mix) – Bucie 15 – Rock My World (Boddhi Satva Ancestral Soul Remix) – Black Coffee feat Soulstar 16 – DJ Satelite Feat Jackie Queens – Fire (Original Mix)
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Most dolls on the market are made with one black skin tone which does not properly represent the range of Africans’ colours, according to ROOTI Dolls founders Chris and Ada Ngoforo. They wanted to find a solution to the growing issue of African children around the Diaspora and on the continent not being aware of their mother tongue. ROOTI Dolls expose children to their mother tongue and culture at an early stage and help promote a “positive self-image”, says Mr. Ngoforo.
There are 12 African ROOTI Dolls from different African countries. The Keza GirlROOTI Doll represents Zambia and Zimbabwe and speaks 4 major languages (Shona, Ndebele, Bemba and Nyanja) from those countries. There is also a range of Caribbean ROOTI Dolls that will speak English, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Dutch.
Skin-bleaching (skin-whitening, skin-lightening, fade cream, bleaching cream, whitener, brightener) products are harmful chemicals used in many countries to attain paler or whiter skin. First of all, let me make it clear that there is absolutely nothing wrong with having white skin. The question is, what happens when people of darker hues believe that the skin they were born in is not worthy? That the only way to be accepted in society is to have lighter skin? Or that darker skin is dirty, disgusting, ugly or wrong?
Ñuul Kukk is a movement started in Senegal with the intention of promoting acceptance of black skin and eliminating the use and marketing of skin-whitening substances. They promote self-love and self-acceptance. Ñuul Kukk can be roughly translated from its original Wolof to ‘pitch black’ in English.
Ghana’s Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (K.N.U.S.T.) in collaboration with AYO A Model Agency held its annual Fashion Week in Kumasi on February 13th – 16th at the Old Laundry Hall in Kumasi. The goal of K.N.U.S.T. Fashion Week is to foster the development of the regional and national fashion industries.
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