Princess Unu – Cultural Visionary and Guardian of African Traditions

Originally from Benin and Nigeria, Princess Unu is a key figure in the Afrobeat scene and Pan-African cultural movement. A singer, pianist, and cultural activist, Princess Unu fuses Afrobeat, African traditions, and social engagement. Founder of the Yemoja Cultural Center, she works to promote the transmission of African arts and educate younger generations.

Achievements:

• "Africa Vharioré" (2020) – A message of awakening and unity for Africa.

• "Get That Chance" (1999) – His first album, mixing Beninese rhythms and contemporary influences.

• "E Dada" (2004) – A musical project rooted in traditional Yoruba and Beninese sounds.

• "Anu Agba" (2010) – A tribute to African roots and the power of spirituality.

• Founder of the NGO France-Afrique Partnership, committed to education and culture.

• Concerts and international collaborations in Africa and Europe.

Impact :

• Revitalizing African cultural traditions through music (Afrobeat) and education.

• Building bridges between Africa and its diaspora by promoting artistic and cultural exchanges.

• Defend the autonomy and emancipation of African women through educational and artistic projects