Eterna Magia do Gueto

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Salvador, Bahia. Fotos do Zumví Arquivo Afro Fotográfico

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Cova da Moura, área metropolitana de Lisboa, 2004. Fotos de Susan Meiselas

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1 de maio, 1971, São Paulo: estádio Palestra Italia em dia de jogo com chaminé da Casa das Caldeiras do Complexo Industrial das Indústrias Reunidas Fábricas Matarazzo na Água Branca visível ao fundo. Foto de Pedro Martinelli

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Pearl Lagoon, Nicaragua, 1997–98. Fotografías tomadas por William Swetnam

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Fiestas de Santiago Apóstol en Loíza en los años 2000 y 2010. Fotografías tomadas por Lowell Fiet

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Carnaval in Jacmel. Photos by Michel Baret

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Fiesta de San Martín de Porres, Esmeraldas, Ecuador, noviembre de 2011

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Somalia, 1958. Photographs by Todd Webb.

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Accra in 1959. Pictures by German photographer Konrad Helbig

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Pictures of the South Pacific Festival of Arts (currently known as the Festival of Pacific Arts and Culture) in Suva, May 1972. Photographs by Nick DeWolf

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Ghana in 1959. Photographs by Konrad Helbig

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Fiesta de San Pacho (San Francisco de Asis), Quibdó, Chocó, Colombia. Fotos de Jeremy Horner publicadas en 1994

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Baile da Soul Grand Prix no clube Mackenzie, Méier, Rio de Janeiro, 1988. Fotos tiradas do livro O Mundo Funk Carioca, de Hermano Vianna (2014)

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Kano, Nigeria, 1959. Photographs by Konrad Helbig

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Calinda stick fighters in Port of Spain, Trinidad, February 1975. Photographs by Nick DeWolf.

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The Emperor of Ethiopia, Haile Selassie, and the Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, Eric Williams, at the Red House, April 18, 1966.

One year earlier, in 1965, Dr. Eric Williams had travelled to Ethiopia and invited Emperor Selassie to visit Trinidad and Tobago. He helped organize a Caribbean Tour for the Emperor, whose first stop was in Trinidad and Tobago, followed by Barbados, and then Jamaica.

The Emperor stayed in Trinidad for four days, during which he was taken on a tour of the islands, including visits to Parliament, the University of the West Indies, and the Ethiopian Orthodox Church in Arouca — the first nation outside of Africa and Jerusalem to receive the Ethiopian Orthodox Church was Trinidad and Tobago, in 1952. He was celebrated with a Rally at the Queen’s Park Oval where crowds gathered to see him and his Royal Family tour the streets in an open-air vehicle. After three days in Trinidad, he was escorted on a trip to Tobago.

The picture was published on the front page of the Daily Mirror newspaper on April 20th 1966.

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Bluefields, Nicaragua, mayo de 1984. Fotografías de Susan Ruggles