Nina Simone
Nina Simone was an influential American singer-songwriter, pianist, and civil rights activist known for her unique blend of jazz, blues, and classical music. Her powerful voice and poignant lyrics addressed social issues, making her a significant figure in both music and the civil rights movement.
Born on Feb 21, 1933 (92 years old)
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Mozambique:
Nina Simone's song 'Four Women' was interpreted during the event.
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Portugal:
Nina Simone is mentioned as part of the selection of books and music at the Centésima Página bookstore.
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United Kingdom:
Nina Simone used the blues as an inroad to experiment and expand her musical practices.
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Spain:
Nina Simone performed in Nigeria in 1961, unaware that it was part of a CIA cover operation.
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Switzerland:
Roberta Flack was often compared to Nina Simone, though their musical styles were quite different.
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Dominican Republic:
One of the most controversial moments in Saldaña's career came with Nina (2016), where she portrayed the legendary singer and activist Nina Simone.
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Suriname:
Nina Simone is mentioned as one of the artists whose work is found in the record store Sounds.
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