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  Culture as a social masterpiece: Recaredo Silebó Boturu

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  Art Runs Through My Veins: Emmanuel Awanga

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  Organic Love for Art: Fungai Marima

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Finding A Voice Through Art: Justin Kasereka

Finding A Voice Through Art: Justin Kasereka Rootencial is delighted to introduce Justin Kasereka, an emerging Congolese artist and illustrator from the city of Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and creator of our Africa Roots T-shirt illustration. A student of the Academy of Fine Arts in Kinshasa, Justin’s [...]read more

From listener to storyteller: Justo Bolekia Boleká

From listener to storyteller: Justo Bolekia Boleká Justo Bolekia Boleká was born in 1954 in Equatorial Guinea, but has lived in Spain for more than 40 years. We asked Justo about his work as a professor at the University of Salamanca, discussing his career and professional goals. He has two [...]read more

Sounds of roots: Tomy Mañana Hernandéz

Sounds of roots: Tomy Mañana Hernandéz Success requires sacrifice, work, excitement and love. And if one does not have all these values, it is impossible to get anywhere. https://rootencial.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/audio/13.-FINAL-Tomas-Mañana.mp3 Tomás Mañana Hernández, also known as Tomy G , is a composer and singer of feel black in the reggae group [...]read more

Giving voice to values: Zesar Mba

Giving voice to values: Zesar Mba https://rootencial.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/audio/15.-Zesar-Mba-Sa_FINAL.mp3 Our interviewee, Zesar Mba Sa, is better known by his stage name: Zesario MC! Zesar, a songwriter and rapper,  hails from Evinayong but was born and raised in the city of Móstoles in Madrid. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing and a [...]read more

Leaving A Print: Primo José Meñan

Leaving A Print: Primo José Meñan Rootencial is delighted to introduce Primo José Meñan, now also known by his artistic pseudonym Afriquito, who reflects on some of the experiences that have helped define his new passion – theater. His story, full of reflection and inspiration, demonstrates that, despite the challenges and [...]read more

Culture as a social masterpiece: Recaredo Silebó Boturu

Culture as a social masterpiece: Recaredo Silebó Boturu Rootencial is delighted to introduce Recaredo Silebó Boturu, otherwise known as ‘Boturu.’ He is the director of the Bocamandja theatre group, which has become the greatest exponent of Equatorial Guinean theatre, drawing upon different types of art including poetry and drama. Born [...]read more

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