Tag Archives: Harry Belafonte / Miria – An Evening with Belafon

An professional, humanitarian, as well as the acknowledged “Ruler of Calypso,” Harry Belafonte ranked being among the most seminal performers from the postwar period. Perhaps one of the most effective African-American pop superstars ever sold, Belafonte’s staggering skill, visual appearance, and masterful assimilation of folk, jazz, and worldbeat rhythms allowed …

Carrying out a three-decade-long exile, Miriam Makeba’s go back to South Africa was celebrated as if a queen was repairing her monarchy. The response was fitted as Makeba continues to be the main feminine vocalist to emerge from South Africa. Hailed because the Empress of African Track and Mama Africa, …