The music that moves us often has the power to make us travel virtually without moving from where we are and to remind us of past times. And the great eclecticism of this third night of the Rototom 2022 had the ability to take us to many different places and times.

The first stop was the birthplace of reggae at a crucial moment in the development of the music tradition that we love the most. It is customary this year for Jamaican roots& culture masters to perform first on the main stage. And last night it was the turn of the...

Sean Paul shakes up day three with his dancehall revolution

The Main Stage makes a double stop this Thursday in Jamaica and we add Max Romeo to our 2022 roots oriented line-up, alongside Fatoumata Diawara from Mali and Morodo from Madrid. Chilean sociologist and politician Daniel Jadue participates in the Social Forum session on the environmental and social cost of...

Roaring out for social change

The Social Forum kicks off with a dialogue between journalist Rosa María Artal and political scientist Juan Carlos Monedero to address the impacts of the pandemic, war and the climate crisis. Julian Marley and Clinton Fearon take to the Main Stage this Wednesday 17th August, also welcoming Blaiz Fayah and...

Eek-A-Mouse

The minute you hear Eek A Mouse (real name Ripton Hilton), you never forget him. Eek A Mouse sent the dancehalls raving in 1979 with his very DJ single; the Joe Gibbs produced “Once a Virgin”. I can imagine anyone not being intrigued by his nasal high-pitched voice and “biddy...

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Guillermo Jiménez

Guillermo Jiménez Carazo (Madrid, 1989) comunicador visual y periodista enfocado en cultura, tercer sector y no-ficción. G. J. Carazo colabora escribiendo, fotografiando, filmando y editando para diversas organizaciones y medios. En la actualidad, trabaja como freelance en el departamento de Comunicación de Greenpeace. Sus imágenes se han publicado en National...

Joel Stewart

Joel Stewart joined Greenpeace in 1989 as the captain of the second Rainbow Warrior. Before Greenpeace, Joel worked on commercial vessels in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. Joel has been committed to, and on the front lines of environmental protection and climate action for over 32 years. Joel's work with...