Jasmine Levy, Ladino singer and world music celebrant has earned sold-out shows and record charting success abroad, even though she performs in a language that’s nearly extinct.
Levy is a practitioner of Ladino, an ancient form of Spanish recognized by UNESCO as an endangered language. Today the Ladino language is spoken by fewer than 200,000 people world-wide.
Episode Credits
- Dr. Jonathan Øverby Host
- Joe Hardtke Technical Director
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