Dub’s journey from Jamaica to the world
Gussie Clarke charts the history of the dub phenomenon at the Reggae UniversityDetails
Lamine Sarr on dignity for street vendors in the Social Forum
Without prejudice or criminalization, with dignity and a smile. Lamine Sarr and Marie Faye give voice to an unknown reality.Details
Feminism from the viewpoint of a black woman: “I decide”
Angela Nzambi, Jane Oma y Makady meet in the African Village to show th ways in which feminism grows and evolves among black womenDetails
SONIA, GINA y MÓNICA (Madrid)
Their first Rototom SunsplashDetails
Skatalites takes to the Albocàsser prison a piece of the jamaican music history
The legendary band has offered a special concert to the imprison population, who also has enjoyed a yoga session.Details
Jamaica’s past and present are celebrated on the Main Stage
An ageless Derrick Morgan and a mature Romain Virgo win over the Rototom crowdDetails
Homage to the great Peter Tosh and the elegance of David Rodigan & Outlook Orchestra
On the Lion Stage, Biga Ranks, Auxili, Skarra Mucci and Rafeelya from Britain. The Dancehall Yard will jump in the air with Coppershot y JugglerzDetails
United Religions Initiative-Africa prize awarded to Rototom Sunsplash with the ‘Africa Peace Award’ for its work promoting peace
The ambassador and director of the organisation Mussie Hailu, announced the awarding of the prize at the festival, which has been received in previous editions by UNESCO and Mother Teresa of CalcuttaDetails