A Guide to Bomba in Puerto Rico
A Guide to Bomba in Puerto Rico
Feel the beat and discover the rhythms that shaped the island.
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Don’t miss any of our upcoming events for June…6/1 Bomba y Plena en el Museo 2024 Cultura Plenera @ Sandy Spring Museum tickets are needed for this fun filled family event featuring “Los Sapos del Caño” y los querendones de la casa Los Hijo 'e Plena …6/2 make reservations Qui Qui DC and stay for the plena …make sure to order your pitorro from Puerto Rico Distillery …6/14 Viernes de Plena at Sandy Spring Museum bring your own or borrow a Fig Percusión pandero to learn/practice the traditional Pue
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Don’t miss any of our upcoming events for June…6/1 Bomba y Plena en el Museo 2024 Cultura Plenera @ Sandy Spring Museum tickets are needed for this fun filled family event featuring “Los Sapos del Caño” y los querendones de la casa Los Hijo 'e Plena …6/2 make reservations Qui Qui DC and stay for the plena …make sure to order your pitorro from Puerto Rico Distillery …6/14 Viernes de Plena at Sandy Spring Museum bring your own or borrow a Fig Percusión pandero to learn/practice the traditional Pue
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Bomba is a Puerto Rican musical and dance style. Its origins are rooted in the island's history of African slavery, but it has since evolved into a community expression of Puerto Rican culture. #bandduluworld #puertorico #bomba | Banddulu
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Bomba is a Puerto Rican musical and dance style. Its origins are rooted in the island's history of African slavery, but it has since evolved into a community expression of Puerto Rican culture. #bandduluworld #puertorico #bomba | Banddulu
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A look at Bomba, a Puerto Rican dance with African roots
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A look at Bomba, a Puerto Rican dance with African roots
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Feb 23, 2021
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Valley dance group performs traditional Puerto Rican 'bomba'
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Valley dance group performs traditional Puerto Rican 'bomba'
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The African roots of Bomba, a traditional Puerto Rican🇵🇷 dance and musical genre. __ It is the mixture of the three different cultures of the Island, the Spanish, African, and Taino cultures. #afrodanceintl __ 🎥: @janni_laguer @enmipatiopr __ #PuertoRico #PuertoRico🇵🇷 | Afropolitan Insights
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The African roots of Bomba, a traditional Puerto Rican🇵🇷 dance and musical genre. __ It is the mixture of the three different cultures of the Island, the Spanish, African, and Taino cultures. #afrodanceintl __ 🎥: @janni_laguer @enmipatiopr __ #PuertoRico #PuertoRico🇵🇷 | Afropolitan Insights
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How Bomba became the sound of resistance in Puerto Rico
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How Bomba became the sound of resistance in Puerto Rico
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May 10, 2023
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Feel the heartbeat of Puerto Rican culture through its music. From the pulsating beats of reggaetón to the irresistible rhythms of salsa and plena, drop a 🎶 in the comments if you can’t wait to move to the rhythm of our Island. #LiveBoricua #DiscoverPuertoRico | Caborojo.tv
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Feel the heartbeat of Puerto Rican culture through its music. From the pulsating beats of reggaetón to the irresistible rhythms of salsa and plena, drop a 🎶 in the comments if you can’t wait to move to the rhythm of our Island. #LiveBoricua #DiscoverPuertoRico | Caborojo.tv
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A throwback from Conga Borikua of two legends in Puerto Rican culture Amarylis Rios and Denise Solis Amarilys Rios is a percussionist and dancer from Puerto Rico who specializes in Bomba, a dynamic Afro-Puerto Rican tradition in which dancers challenge the drummer to sound out their improvised movements. A graduate of the Conservatorio de Puerto Rico, Rios is musical director for reggaetón singer Tego Calderon and has performed and recorded with innovative Puerto Rican percussionists, including
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A throwback from Conga Borikua of two legends in Puerto Rican culture Amarylis Rios and Denise Solis Amarilys Rios is a percussionist and dancer from Puerto Rico who specializes in Bomba, a dynamic Afro-Puerto Rican tradition in which dancers challenge the drummer to sound out their improvised movements. A graduate of the Conservatorio de Puerto Rico, Rios is musical director for reggaetón singer Tego Calderon and has performed and recorded with innovative Puerto Rican percussionists, including
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