Omí

Nine-Night A performance on love, ancestrality and death. For berimbau and (p)repaired piano ——————————————— I have no words to describe how special the creation of this work was, so many beautiful people, memories and encounters flowed into this piece. Truly, love does not lose its way home. This was the seed for new growth. Thanks to everyone involved directly and indirectly, knowingly or unknowingly. 🤍🌺🌊🐚🍃 Credits: Creative Assistance by @heron_esss Scenography by @melisit0 Costume by @use.agemo Artwork by me & @melisit0 Voiceover by @selam.tesfai Co-Produced by @centrale_fies_official as part of the Agitu Ideo Gudeta Fellowship, in collaboration with @palazzo_grassi and @fondazionesandretto , supported by @tanzfabrikberlinbuehne . Special thanks to @simone.frangi , @justinrandolphthompson , @mukanda_berlin , @b.comeflores , @kamaifreire , @suelencalonga , @mestrecobramansa.oficial and to all the organising team and technical staff involved. 📸: @lawrenceoluyede , @poetmechanic , @matteostrocchia

Acousmatics by Omí, today on air @radioalhara 🐚 11 am Salvador de Bahia
🐚 3 pm Roma 🐚 4 pm Bethlehem 
This mix is a journey through the Afro-Atlantic cosmos. Following the echoes of instruments, rhythms, and cosmovisions that connect the diaspora to the African continent, we encounter the many transformations they underwent. Crossing Brazil and the Caribbean, to reach the other side of the Atlantic Ocean, we find the ligaments that still bind these geographies together.
 Omí, (@ramogabriel ) also known as Omar Gabriel, is a transdisciplinary musician and artist of Jamaican, Italian and Brazilian background. Their work confronts the complexity of the black diasporic condition, from the standpoint of a mixed heritage and queer perspective, diving into the decolonial struggle, and Afro-Atlantic identity, unlearning the Western academic to reflect on the re-appropriation of identity through ancestral technologies and spirituality.

Thank your for tuning in, big love. 
 TRACKLIST Bata Ketu - Elegua/Exu Ramiro Musotto - António das mortes Amaro Freitas - Viva Naná Jimmy Cliff - Bongo Man Baden Powell - Canto de Ossanha Afroito - Olho d’Água Robertinho Silva - Bah-Lah-Fon Jacob Desvarieux - Solboko  Gratien Midonet - Osana Louvação a Iemanjá / Regato da Montanha (Água) - Lula Côrtes e Zé Ramalho Hama - Torodi  Les Mamans du Congo & Robin - Nkala  Amaro Freitas - Mapinguari (Encantado da Mata) Zawadi Yamungu - Xoxo 𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 𓆝 𓆟

OMÍ X MICHAEL YOHANES 🇯🇲🇮🇹 vs 🇪🇷 It has been such a pleasure to be able to take some portraits of an Amazing Soul, Human Being and Artist who I admire a lot. I hope that this year will bring you joy, happiness and all the success that you deserve. Proud to call you my friend. D'Angelo was the soundtrack of this photoshoot. 🙏🏾 Bless✨️ Model: @ramogabriel Photo: @michaelyohanes87 #portaitphotography #photography #melaninonfleek #studiophotoshoot

Muitas benças, muito amor, muita vida pt.2025

Muitas benças, muito amor, muita vida pt.1 🧿🪲✨

we comin’

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