Adrian Boot connects Africa and reggae music through his photoraphy
The British photographer, known for his photos of Bob Marley, shoots the most representative figures from reggae music off stage.Details
ArteSano Market celebrates the Ethiopian coffee ceremony (and history)
Every afternoon at 16:00 the NGO Edge Baandet shares with the public the process and history of Ethiopian coffee makingDetails
Almond milk and vegan hamburgers: Pachamama tell us the secrets of vegan cooking
Public learns vegan and ayurvedic recipes in the two new showcooking of this areaDetails
African Village propose a journey to know the continent through dance
Hermanos Thioune teach every day the typical dances in each of the main African regions.Details
Dancehall, Dub, Afrobeat and Rocksteady at Benicasim
From the sweet Sunday sounds of the Heptones and Silvertones to Seun Kuti’s furious Felabration, from the pounding bass of Panda Dub to Shaggy’s sweltering dancehall party, there’s something for everyone today at Rototom Sunsplash Celebrating Africa edition.Details
A delegation from Cocemfe Castellón live their ‘Rototom experience’
The collective make the most of the first day at the festivalDetails
Celebrating Africa on the Lion Stage – First night
Once again it’s time for Rototom Sunsplash. It could be said that the highly anticipated first night of the 24th edition of Rototom Sunsplash took flight from the Lion Stage. The public were right in placing their trust in expectations that were fully met. The extensive celebrations of África began with a band made up…Details
Catalan Rumba, roots reggae and African suggestions at the door of Rototom Sunsplash
The celebration of African culture was assured with the presence of the daughter of the artists Nuklee Dube in her debut at the festival, ten years after the disappearance of her father, Lucky.Details