Miriam Makeba, photographed in 1957. as her powerful voice brought South African music to the world stage. By this time, she had become a symbol of cultural pride, using her music to challenge racial divides and advocate for freedom.Her performances were not just entertainment they were acts of resistance, solidifying her global recognition as both an artist and an activist.
(Photograph Jürgen Schadeberg BAHA) Satin-coated softcover
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