Miriam Makeba was Africa's first and greatest international superstar, a diva as well known for her dramatic life and political role as for her thrilling, versatile voice. Read More
Exiled from her homeland in South Africa for 30 years by the apartheid regime, Miriam Makeba took her distinctive xhosa singing style to the world and became a global icon long before the term 'world music' gained currency. Read More
By the time Kidjo was six, she was already performing with her mother's theatre troupe; this experience giving her an early appreciation for music and dance. Read More
Do you find it easier to create music on your own, or would you like to collaborate in the future? Read More
Rhythm surrounds our daily lives but we rarely recognize it. Read More
I am pleased that we have been able to get together for this report back session. Read More
By the time Kidjo was six, she was already performing with her mother's theatre troupe; this experience giving her an early appreciation for music and dance. Read More
By the time Kidjo was six, she was already performing with her mother's theatre troupe; this experience giving her an early appreciation for music and dance. Read More
By the time Kidjo was six, she was already performing with her mother's theatre troupe; this experience giving her an early appreciation for music and dance. Read More
Vaindirlis lets her global chops and love for her South African homeland shine on her vivacious debut, Dance Mama! Read More
Following a three-decade-long exile, Miriam Makeba's return to South Africa was celebrated as though a queen was restoring her ... Read the full Miriam Makeba bio.