The legendary Harry Belafonte has died, reports the New York Times.
The star marked generations with his voice and his undeniable charisma, but also by his activism.
Not only did he shine for years as a singer and actor, but the Harlem, New York native also made a name for himself in a difficult social context, becoming an icon for millions of fans in the United States and around the world.
As an ambassador for UNICEF, a protagonist of the We Are The World campaign, Belafonte's accomplishments and commitments are numerous, even organizing with collaborators a visit of Nelson Mandela on American soil, at Yankee Stadium.
Harry Belafonte was 96 years old.
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