How to pronounce “afro” in English

Afrobeats or Amapiano? What do you think?

Afrobeats. But there's a lot of infusion with Amapiano and Afrobeats right now.

Afrobeats ?? I'm sweating over here, man.

Afrobeats is us. And that's one thing that-- it's so us, It's so part of our culture, it's so deeply rooted.

the Afro Mexican population in the senses.

In Afro-Latin music, it's just normal.

So Afrobeats. OK, Afrobeats for life.

But Afrobeats is like, yo, life is good, you know what I mean?

But Afrobeats is like, yo, life is good.

Farhana Afroz is from Bangladesh and a software test engineer working in the Bay Area.

beautiful themes of Afro-Cubanism that Ibrahim very strongly stood for.

also embraced the Afro Latino identity.

I'm Afro Latina.

thing is with Afro Latinas, Afro Latino folks like we're here and we're getting louder and I don't want to see this,

Constitution because actually Afro Colombians are mentioned now in the Constitution in the Columbian Constitution, which is not the case for other, um, countries.

I'm Afro Latina.

Or there's Afro Latinx people that don't want to claim their blackness publicly or don't want to push other artists that are like them.

So it's truly Afro-Cuban funk?

and los Afro-Cuban.

And we have these Afro-Cuban related to religious, to African religions Yoruba, Abakuá.

and calls it Afro Cuban music.

This man with the afro down here, Sai Baba, he was a guru in India.

because he was afro-american yes but mostly what kind of people did he have

I make Afrobeats my way.

That's Afrobeats with some intent, some semblance of depth.

That's what Afrobeats has always been about-- passing success from generation to generation, making it easier for each generation after yours.

are certainly Afrocentric-- "Black Panther," "The Lion King," a lot of the dresses, Afrocentric in nature and like that.

It's an Afrocentric daycare center.

And he has the Afrobeat instrumental, but it has English throughout in the song.

It's with world class Afro-Cuban band.

"Here For Ya," that's on "Afro Pop" 2020.

He was the first person from an Afro-Caribbean background to get a PhD from the University of Chicago.

And Wesley Autrey was an Afro-American man who was standing on a subway platform with his two daughters, and there were probably

And your music even has traces of Afro-Cuban music.

And bringing it back to "Afro Blue" for a moment, just, of course, this is improvised music, and there's a structure,

I used to call it Afro-electro funk, but I'm actually moving beyond that at this point in my musical journey.

The mosque serves a largely Afro-Caribbean, largely convert population.

And a huge shout to AfroFuture, and BAL.

I started as any basic Afrobeats artist at the time.

And that's the beautiful thing about Afrobeats, to be honest.

This is going to be huge for Afrobeats.

sent me a link to talk about afrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson.

screen that this album is called afropolitan right and the idea of the afropolitan is that

derekashong.com if you download the afropolitan record and you like it and you share with at least 10

and that we really are making history as the first Afro-Latino show on Broadway.

If you listen to "AG Baby" that's on "Afro Pop Volume 1."

You're supposed to be tough and rough and with your afro puffs.

also the possibility to celebrate resistance through activism and through performance Afro Latino that

more in death the particular charities that we share as Afro descendants as Afro Latinos.