Santana
Santana Live Performance of Jungle Strut and Waiting in Accra, Ghana
In March 1971, Santana performed live in Accra, Ghana, at the Black Star Square during the 'Soul to Soul' concert, which was a significant event in both music and cultural exchange. Leading up to this performance, Santana had recently released the album 'Abraxas' in 1970, which showcased their innovative blend of rock, blues, and Latin rhythms, propelling them to stardom. This album featured hits like 'Black Magic Woman' and 'Oye Como Va,' captivating audiences worldwide. Interestingly, this live recording captured the band at a time when they were riding high on their success, demonstrating their vibrant energy and musical prowess as they connected with an international audience. It also highlighted the band's commitment to cultural unity through music, a theme that resonated deeply during this historical concert in Ghana, making it a unique and memorable milestone in their career.