Examples of using Candombe in English and their translations into French
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Official
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Colloquial
Chacarera, Candombe, Milonga, the dance
which established 3 December as the National Day of Candombe, Afro-Uruguayan Culture
the Cerro Largo Candombe School, the Melo Black Women's Organization,
Already innovative, Lechuga's Aequs Nyama EP was about a new vision of candombe rhythm, an Uruguayan musical genre,
It also combines murga, candombe and ballads.
It is believed that this candombe existed and was practised in Argentina since the first slaves were brought into the country.
In the same Act, candombe, the music and dance of people of African descent,
In 1997 the band expanded and added new styles of music to its repertoire such as reggae, candombe, salsa, ska and murga.
let yourself get lost in the thump of candombe.
they are the official competitions held between rival carnival groups who compete with each other to the rhythm of Candombe.
The Candombe of the Creoles and blacks had an important influence on the tango.
flute in addition to the Afro-Argentine Candombe drums"Llamador" and"Repicador.
milonga, candombe and murga.
enjoy a delicious dinner, while listening to the rhythm of Tango and Candombe.
A display of Candombe from its earliest days to the present day, improvising modern numbers using Candombe style.
As part of this activity the theatre organized performances which recounted the history of candombe, with the ritual coronation of the Congo
the epicentre of candombe, and a few minutes from the centre of Montevideo,
who can be compared to the Duke Ellington of Afro Uruguayan music, who began to acclaim at Candombe building the basic repertoire with songs like Biricuyamba
the most relevant pieces that mark the rebirth of tango, candombe, murga and milonga.
Uruguay also pointed out that among others, a substantive step worth mentioning is the 2006 approval of law 18.059 declaring 3 December the"National Day of the Candombe, the Uruguayan Afro-culture and racial equity.