Essence of Afrocuban
Essence of Afrocuban
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This is a journey into the heart of Afrocuban dance, culture, and spirituality. Each episode explores the rich traditions, powerful rhythms, and deep connections that shape the Afrocuban experience. From uncovering the history of Afrocuban movement to insightful interviews with dancers, musicians, and spiritual practitioners, this podcast celebrates the art form as a living expression of identity, community, and spirit. Whether you're a dancer, practitioner, or just curious about the Afro-diasporic roots of Cuban culture, I invite you to deepen your connection to this vibrant tradition.
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The podcast explores various themes related to Afrocuban dance, culture, and spirituality, including the history of dance forms like rumba and Columbia, personal journeys of dancers, and the significance of spirituality in movements. Episodes like the one featuring Idalberto Alcala delve into the essence of rumba, while another focuses on the journey of Arará culture from Dahomey to the Caribbean.
This is a journey into the heart of Afrocuban dance, culture, and spirituality. Each episode explores the rich traditions, powerful rhythms, and deep connections that shape the Afrocuban experience. From uncovering the history of Afrocuban movement to insightful interviews with dancers, musicians, and spiritual practitioners, this podcast celebrates the art form as a living expression of identity, community, and spirit. Whether you’re a dancer, practitioner, or just curious about the Afro-diasporic roots of Cuban culture, I invite you to deepen your connection to this vibrant tradition.
🎧 This video comes from the Percussion Tutor app.Here we explore the toques of Osain, the Orisha of the forest, herbs, and healing energy.Each rhythm you’ll hear in this video is named and divided exactly as shown inside the app — so you can start recognizing which toque belongs to which Orisha.00:31 Intro00:32 Talk about Osain & Rhythms03:45 First call- Kuru Kurubete04:20 Second Call- Tiwi Tiwi04:34 Ewe Masiboronu05:05 Borotitilawa05:25 Understanding connection09:16 Hear the Apwon13:09 ClosingAlbum Antologia Yoruba, Julio Davalos & Adrian Coburg🌿 Ashe to those who learn to listen before they move.For more visit : Afrocubanonline.com
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