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Ethio-jazz Pioneer Performs Final Live Concert

28 December 2025
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Ethio-jazz Pioneer Performs Final Live Concert
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Mulatu Astatke Mulatu Asatke wearing a patterned shirt smiles and waves to the audience.Mulatu Astatke

Ethiopian jazz musician Mulatu Astatke, at 82, performed his final concert in London last month, closing a six-decade career. Renowned for creating Ethio-jazz, he gained international recognition through film soundtracks, blending traditional Ethiopian music with jazz. Despite initial resistance in his homeland, his innovative sound became influential, and he remained dedicated to promoting Ethiopian culture throughout his life. Astatke’s legacy endures through his recordings, inspiring future generations.

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