Harry Belafonte and Ron Williams

Harry Belafonte, born in Harlem with Jamaican and Martinican roots, was a celebrated singer and activist. Known as the "Calypso King," he popularized Caribbean music with hits like "Day-O (The Banana Boat Song)" and "Jump in the Line." His influential career spanned music, film, and civil rights, earning him Grammy Awards and the National Medal of Arts. Belafonte collaborated with artists like Miriam Makeba and was a tireless humanitarian.

Ron Williams, born in Oakland, California, is a versatile entertainer, singer, songwriter, and actor based in Germany. Renowned for his captivating performances in Blues, Soul, R&B, Swing, and Jazz, he has also hosted television shows and notably portrayed Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Williams is celebrated for his vibrant Motown tributes and extensive work with big bands.