Mulatu Astatke, seen as the father of Ethio-jazz, performs at African Jazz Village, which opened in late 2013. CreditNichole Sobecki for The New York Times By RACHEL B. DOYLE On a recent Sunday evening, a stylish audience in their 20s packed Mama’s Kitchen, a wood-and-glass lounge on the fourth floor of an otherwise closed shopping
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Mulatu Astatke, seen as the father of Ethio-jazz, performs at African Jazz Village, which opened in late 2013. CreditNichole Sobecki for The New York Times By RACHEL B. DOYLE On a recent Sunday evening, a stylish audience in their 20s packed Mama’s Kitchen, a wood-and-glass lounge on the fourth floor of an otherwise closed shopping
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