Haiti – KONPA listed by UNESCO: when a rhythm becomes a world heritage site
The KONPA has just made history. On December 10, 2025, at the annual session of the Intergovernmental Committee, the UNESCO has officially inscribed “Le Compas
The KONPA has just made history. On December 10, 2025, at the annual session of the Intergovernmental Committee, the UNESCO has officially inscribed “Le Compas
The Kokobalé is an Afro-Puerto Rican martial art shaped by African heritages and the historical realities imposed on enslaved populations. Born on plantations, in villages

Queen Nanny is one of the most powerful figures in Caribbean history. Leader of the Windward Maroons in the XVIIIᵉ century, she embodies resistance to
Today, la bomba is an essential part of Puerto Rican cultural life. A practice born of resistance and carried on by Afro-descendant communities, it has
Merengue, the living legacy of Dominican culture, brings together music, dance, memory and identity. Every November 26, the people of the Dominican Republic dedicate a
Talking about Grajé in French Guiana is to enter a universe deeply rooted in the memory of the savannahs. This dance, born of a difficult
Konpa, the backbone of Haitian musical identity for almost seventy years, has taken a decisive step towards worldwide recognition. UNESCO ‘s technical committee of experts
At the heart of Gwoka, a music listed as aUNESCO intangible cultural heritage site, the Bouladjel remains one of the most mysterious and powerful elements.
A day of sharing, listening and creating with clay In Fort-de-France, in a studious and benevolent atmosphere, some fifteen young people aged 18 to 25
Since October 25, Antigua and Barbuda has been living to the rhythm of the ceremonies, concerts and popular initiatives marking the 44ᵉ anniversary of its
October 27, 1979 marked a fundamental milestone in Caribbean history: on that day, the archipelago of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines officially became a sovereign

A life of healing Dr. Yvette Bonny embodies the meeting of scientific excellence and Caribbean heritage. Originally from Haiti, this pediatric hematologist has had a
In the heart of the Caribbean, Guadeloupe indigo is slowly being reborn from a long silence. Once the driving force behind a flourishing economy, this
Zouk is much more than a musical genre: it’s a way of existing, speaking and remembering. Born in the French West Indies in the late
A heritage serving the collective memory On the occasion of the 2025 European Heritage Days, the Frank Perret Museum opened its doors to the public.
Le Grand Rivière Bridge was honored during the European Heritage Days 2025 dedicated this year to architectural heritage. Located in the far north of Martinique,
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