Thurs, November 16th, 2006 - 6.30pm
Caribbean Cultural Center 408 West 58th Street, NY NY 10019.Bet 9th & 10th Ave
Renowned Cuban Hip Hop Pioneer and Entrepreneur Ariel "Asho" Fernandez will discuss the importance of the Cuban Hip Hop Movement on Cuba’s culture and heritage and its similarities to the emergence of Hip Hop movements in the African Diaspora. Through music, visual imagery and videos he will expose the African elements in Cuban Hip Hop’s sound, lyrics and its spiritual, activist and social elements.
$5 suggested donation; CCCADI Members Free
For more information please contact mwilliams@cccadi.org or 212-307-7420 ext 3006
