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Angélique Kidjo: “Cultural appropriation? Africa is the cradle of humanity. We are all Africans”

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“The greatest diva in Africa” remains hyperactive on stage and on the ground, where she has imposed herself as a mission to change the destiny of thousands of girls. With a date in Espinho in sight, he gave us 25 minutes of his fame.
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Angélique Kidjo: “Cultural appropriation? Africa is the cradle of humanity. We are all Africans”

“The greatest diva in Africa” remains hyperactive on stage and on the ground, where she has imposed herself as a mission to change the destiny of thousands of girls. With a date in Espinho in sight, he gave us 25 minutes of his fame.

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Publico broke the news in Portugal on Sunday, April 20, 2025.
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