Dada Yute is one of Brazil’s most respected reggae artists—a powerful voice of the Rastafari movement whose influence spans music, culture, and spiritual education. The first Brazilian to study Rastafari in Jamaica, his work bridges continents, uplifting a generation through roots and ritual. Blending reggae, dub, samba, and soul, his performance will feature his original songs blended with reimagined tributes to icons like Bob Marley, Cássia Eller, Jah-Van, and Gilberto Gil. This rare U.S. performance takes place on the 133rd anniversary of the birth of Haile Selassie I, the father of the Rastafari movement. A night where rhythm becomes reverence.