Zouk and Konpa got married… Why?
These last months and especially during these school holidays of July and August, we were invaded by a rather special music : a mixture of zouk from Guadeloupe & Martinique and konpa from Haiti. We […]
These last months and especially during these school holidays of July and August, we were invaded by a rather special music : a mixture of zouk from Guadeloupe & Martinique and konpa from Haiti. We […]
On September 21 and 22 will take place the 36th edition of the “European Heritage Days” (EHD) in the European Union so in France and all French Overseas territories including the Caribbean islands (Guadeloupe, Martinique, […]
On September 14, Kariculture.net will celebrate its 3 years of existence. On September 14, 2016, when I launched this cultural magazine dedicated to culture and heritage on the islands of the Caribbean after three years […]
From August 2 to 16, this 18-year-old artist who lives in the city of Les Abymes exhibited her works on the ground floor of the Pavillon de la Ville located near the Place de la […]
Best known as a photographer in Guadeloupe, Robert “Bob” Thimodent is also a singer-songwriter. His first album, “Bobohkay” which has 9 tracks was released in 2015 and it is still relevant today. The artist whose […]
From August 12 to 14, the Caribbean Bettino Lara media library offers the audience to discover the work by Guadeloupean musician and singer Daniel Forestal through a free activity titled “Chanter à Laméca” (Singing in […]
From August 16 to 25, Trinidad and Tobago will host the 14th Caribbean Festival of Arts – CARIFESTA XIV – which will bring together thousands of artists and craftsmen, art lovers and visitors. This is […]
“Lizin-la” (The Factory) is the name of a CD that released Guadeloupean writer and actor, Érick Marset. He tells his memories and impressions about the former Darboussier sugar factory. To tell us about his work, […]
On Saturday, June 22, the Memorial ACTe and the Bleu Outremer Festival team offered dance lovers two workshops as part of the “Urban memories”: the first, dedicated to the KRUMP, was held in the morning […]
On Saturday, June 22, the Memorial ACTe received the talented Haitian artistic director and choreographer Makerson François. The artist came to teach the Guadeloupean audience Krump, one of the branches of the big tree that […]
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