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Music · October, 2006
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Argentina: Music: Pablo Dacal Live

Quick Reads · Latin America31 October 2006

Belize: Dangriga Town

Quick Reads · Caribbean30 October 2006

Jamaica, UK: Bob lived here

Quick Reads · Caribbean28 October 2006

Guadeloupe/Martinique, France: Zouk Nostalgia

Quick Reads · Caribbean27 October 2006

Guatemala: Marimba

Quick Reads · Latin America27 October 2006

Central Asia: Music & Film in Prague

Quick Reads · Central Asia & Caucasus27 October 2006

Ukraine: Another Wedding Video

Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe27 October 2006

Belarus: A Wedding Dancer

Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe27 October 2006

Trinidad & Tobago: Rock band offers free downloads

Quick Reads · Caribbean26 October 2006

Argentina: Music: The Underwater Robot

Quick Reads · Latin America23 October 2006

Africa: call for Fela centred short stories

Quick Reads · Sub-Saharan Africa23 October 2006

Nigeria: Africa Salsa Congress

Quick Reads · Sub-Saharan Africa20 October 2006

Mali: the music of Ali Farka Toure

Quick Reads · Sub-Saharan Africa20 October 2006

Armenia: Vostan Hayots Reunion

Quick Reads · Central Asia & Caucasus18 October 2006

Travelling with “Tro-Tro” in Ghana

Sub-Saharan Africa17 October 2006

Ghana voices this week are from entries written about Ghana by non-Ghanaians. The first, by Leanne, writing in her blog An American in Africa, marvels at the “ever-evolving, always under...

Guyana: Walk along the sea

Quick Reads · Caribbean16 October 2006

Africa: Jay-Z social activism in Africa

Quick Reads · Sub-Saharan Africa16 October 2006

Kenya: spotlight on Kenyan music

Quick Reads · Sub-Saharan Africa16 October 2006

Nigeria: Tribute Fela Kuti

Quick Reads · Sub-Saharan Africa16 October 2006

Arabisc: Unemployment, personal attacks and the birth of a new author

Middle East & North Africa16 October 2006

Like many parts of the modern world, unemployment is a plague attacking Arab countries. Anonymous blogger Alloush writes about a discovery he made while surfing the world wide web. The...