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Afro Harmony has revealed their mission to be known for promoting African culture and heritage through their music.
Speaking on E Vibes Musical Band Series, band leader Junior shared that the group is deeply committed to showcasing the richness of Africa in their work.
“We want to be known for promoting anything african. The name Afro tells it all. So we promote anything African that we can export. Even when playing western songs, we add an African touch so when you hear you know that this is from Ghana,” he said.
E Vibes, the show that delves into the backgrounds of celebrated personalities excelling in their chosen fields, is focusing this season on music bands in Ghana.
Dubbed #MusicalBandSeries, the program is dedicated to celebrating and highlighting the incredible journeys of Ghanaian musical bands, showcasing their triumphs, challenges, and the bonds that keep them together.
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