India, April 30 --  Supported by UNESCO, the day highlights jazz not just as music, but as a symbol of cultural dialogue, creativity, and unity.

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Celebrated every year on April 30, International Jazz Day is a global tribute to one of the most influential and expressive music genres in history. While jazz is widely recognized, many of its stories, origins, and transformations remain surprisingly unknown. 

9 Fascinating and Lesser-Known Facts About Jazz 

Here are 9 fascinating and lesser-known facts about jazz that reveal just how deep and unexpected its legacy truly is.

1. Jazz Was Once Called "The Devil's Music"

In its early days, jazz faced strong criticism. In the early 20th century, conservative communities in ...