Happy New Year 2024!
Your online cultural magazine, kariculture.net, wishes all its readers from the Caribbean and around the world a Happy New Year 2024 at all levels.
Editorial
Aya Nakamura, the “New Queen of Zouk”, arrives in Martinique and Guadeloupe!
Up until now, we thouht that the “Queen of Zouk” was Jocelyne Béroard, but obviously the singer of the famous band – Kassav’ – which invented Zouk in Guadeloupe in the 1970s and is made […]
Crisis at Memorial ACTe: Slaves must be turning in their graves…well, those who have one!
For nearly three years, the Memorial ACTe – Caribbean Center for Interpretation, Expression and Research on the Slave Trade – was the scene of a merciless struggle between its executive director (a Guadeloupean woman appointed […]
Kariculture.net reaches 7 years of existence… a real feat!
September 14, 2016 – September 14, 2023 This Thursday, Kariculture celebrates its 7th birthday and, as every year, we receive congratulations from our readers. Our warmest thanks go to all of you. Some of these […]
Storm warning on the Krystel Ann Art agency in Guadeloupe
Krystel Ann Art was once praised, it is now very decried by some artists from Guadeloupe. Four years ago, some media (especially the “big” ones) announced to anyone who would listen that Guadeloupean artists would […]
They hate Zouk, they are inspired by Zouk and they come to sell us their “sauce”…
The enemies of Zouk can no longer hide or pretend. In our editorial, entitled “Why does the “Tribute to Jacob Desvarieux” tour/Kassav’ not start in Guadeloupe?“ and dated March 17, we discussed this smear campaign […]
Why does the “Tribute to Jacob Desvarieux” tour/Kassav’ not start in Guadeloupe?
On July 30, 2021, Jacob Desvarieux was swept away by the Covid-19 pandemic. Some people expected immediately a concert worthy of the figure to thank him for having contributed to make Zouk an international music. […]
With more than 60 parades, Guadeloupe is the “Land of Carnival Parade Champions”
59 is the number of parades that we counted in the Guadeloupe carnival program. This number is certainly higher because not all the schools or associations have communicated us the events they planned during this […]
Happy New Year 2023 to all our readers in the Caribbean and around the world…in this “uncertain” atmosphere !
Uncertain, this is the word that best describes the future of your kariculture.net magazine, at the beginning of 2023. Indeed, many questions must now be answered. For example: How can “small” private media, especially digital […]
Reggae is taught in several universities, do you know that?
Last September, VP Records reminded us that “Reggae music is more than a riddim that people dance to, it is a genre of study”. Indeed, in the United States and England for example, this Caribbean […]