Tag Archives: Culture

The myth of Aboriginal stories being myths | Jacinta Koolmatrie | TEDxAdelaide

For more than 50,000 years there were over 200 different groups of people living on the landmass now referred to as Australia. All of these groups formed a strong understanding of the land. This knowledge was passed down through thousands … Continue reading →

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How the Brazilian carnival’s band Olodum became a massive social movement — The Urban Detective

The biggest carnival in the world takes place in Salvador da Bahia, Brazil. During a massive street party of six days, dozens of bands on big trucks named carnival bloco’s parade through the streets. Every year, more than two million people … Continue reading →

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Brazilian Drummers at Notting Hill Carnival 2019

Dendê music played is Samba-Reggae from Brazil. Dendê group formed in Hastings and another part meet in Poplar, London. Just a incredible vibrations endless heart beats Brazilian Bands were first introduced to Notting Hill Carnival in 1984 Their choreographed dance … Continue reading →

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Tuba Skinny – Jubilee Stomp – Royal Street I 2018

TheWsm Recorded in New Orleans 04/07/2018 Shaye Cohn – Cornet Todd Burdick- Tuba/Sousaphone Robin Rapuzzi – Washboard Jason Lawrence – Banjo Max Bien Kahn – Guitar Greg Sherman – Guitar Barnabus Jones – Trombone Ewan Bleach – Clarinet Buy CD’s: … Continue reading →

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Alcorn’s “GGs” Vs Alabama State’s “Sensational Stingettes” – Halftime Feature – 2019

 

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Alabama State University – Marching In Vs UAB – 2019

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A New Book Compiles Work from 84 Contemporary Artists Who are Reinventing Embroidery

A new book by Charlotte Vannier considers how embroidery has evolved from a domestic task mostly done by women into an art. Comprised of the work of 84 contemporary artists from around the world⁠—including Elisabeth Bucht, Rossana Taormina, Diane Meyer, … Continue reading →

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LADAMA – “Porro Maracatu” Official Video

LADAMA – Porro Maracatu —— Lead vocal/tambor alegre/raspa: Daniela Serna Acoustic bandola llanera: Mafer Bandola Drums/caxixis: Lara Klaus Vocals: LADAMA Accordion: Nathan Koci Electric bass: Pat Swoboda —— Videorgánica production Camera and montage/Bogota María Catalina Sandoval Asistente de cámara Jon … Continue reading →

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How to sing, play and dance Bullerengue (Afrocolombian rhythm)

Ladama Project Hi everyone!!! I hope you like this video and learn some Colombian culture, I will leave several links so you can understand the beat and context of bullerengue and also the tonada lyrics and a translation. Sing: El … Continue reading →

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Yemanja – Salvador, Brazil

Celebration of the orisha Yemanja, Salvador, Bahia, Brazil, 2019

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