‘The Lion King: The Gift’ is Beyoncé’s love letter to blackness. Read our review
and instead chooses to elevate artists from countries in Africa that have already experienced crossover commercial success in the United States. It’s an incisive criticism that reveals the ways in whichis beholden to a western, capitalist gaze, and thus falls short of its promise as Beyoncé’s “love letter to Africa.”is a love letter to blackness.
” But the album derives its strength from numbers. This is evident on songs like “MY POWER,” a hell-raising posse cut featuring American art-rap savant Tierra Whack and South African Kwaito practitioners Moonchild Sanelley and Busiswa, and “DON’T JEALOUS ME,” which features the Nigerian Voltron of Tekno, Yemi Alade, and Mr. Eazi.
México Últimas Noticias, México Titulares
Similar News:También puedes leer noticias similares a ésta que hemos recopilado de otras fuentes de noticias.
Beyonce Snubbed Kenya on 'Lion King' Album, Says Them Mushrooms SingerBeyonce has pissed off a lot of Kenyans with her 'Lion King' album, including an artist who says his band popularized 'Hakuna Matata.'
Leer más »
16 Lion-Sized Differences Between The New 'Lion King' And The Old OneThere's no coconut song!!
Leer más »
Big Little Lions: Disney's New 'Lion King' Dodges the 'Kimba' Similarity IssueWhen 'The Lion King' was released in 1994, a controversy erupted over alleged appropriation of the 1960s anime series 'Kimba the White Lion,' created by Japan's 'God of manga,' Osamu Tezuka. Twenty-five years later, fans of Tezuka say Disney still has some explaining to do.
Leer más »
19 Facts About The New 'Lion King' That Will Make You Appreciate It Even MoreNala's body movements were inspired by Beyoncé's own choreography!
Leer más »
'The Lion King' Just Smashed A Huge Walt Disney Box Office MilestoneNo Disney movie that wasn't a 'Star Wars' story or a Marvel movie has opened as high as 'The Lion King'
Leer más »