“When our hands connect with a DRUM that vibrates with our energy, vitality, emotion, euphoria, hope, sensitivity, surrender, sharing and unity, we become whole again.” Barry Bittman, MD Otoqui Reyes,...
By: Meyby Ugueto. Insurgent braids collective Capuchinos subway station. A man with a black complexion and afro hair, chats with his partner, a woman with a white complexion and straight...
Research: Meyby Ugueto-Ponce Photos: Franklin Perozo The Celebrations that arise around the Catholic image of San Juan Bautista, happen in Venezuela during the month of June. In Curiepe, an Afro-Venezuelan...
By: Marcela Rosero and Movimiento Afrolatino Seattle The word “Cumbia” comes from the Guinea Valley of West Africa. Cumbia was born in Santa Cruz de Mompox, Cartagena – Bolivar –...
The tamborito is the King dance and musical genre in the isthmus of Panama and is conventionally recognized as the most important expression of Panamanian folklore. Tamborito is a derivative...
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