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Jamaica wants reggae inscribed on UNESCO’s cultural heritage list – MUI Daily News (press release) (blog)

February 16, 2016

Jamaica wants reggae inscribed on UNESCO’s cultural heritage list – MUI Daily News (press release) (blog)
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MUI Daily News (press release) (blog)

Jamaica wants reggae inscribed on UNESCO's cultural heritage list
MUI Daily News (press release) (blog)
Few music genres have had a considerable global impact as reggae. Reggae grew from its roots in Jamaica to influence societies and other musical forms across the world. In Africa in particular, reggae has apparently contributed to the development of ...

Jamaica wants reggae inscribed on UNESCO’s cultural heritage list – MUI Daily News (press release) (blog)

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Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/dutch-caribbean/jamaica-wants-reggae-inscribed-on-unescos-cultural-heritage-list-mui-daily-news-press-release-blog/

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