Examples of using Candombe in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Candombe is what survives of the ancestral heritage of Bantu roots, brought by the blacks arriving at the Río de la Plata.
led candombe to contests that occur on the street and on stage.
In Uruguay, it is candombe that has linked generations, and it is candombe that will serve as the link to tomorrow.
the thing that links them all together, candombe.
and(of course) candombe.
one of the city's two uncontested candombe families.
In this context, candombe is seen as an autonomous social microsystem able to foster a permanent culture of acceptance,
Candombe is a drum-based Afro-Uruguayan rhythm that has roots in the Bantu regions of eastern and equatorial Africa,
UNESCO place the Tango and Candombe on the list of Intangible Cultural Heritage,
how those spread into the Americas through candombe in Uruguay, samba from Brazil
Uruguay has also exclusive rhythms such as, Candombe y Murga which has its peak moment in the“llamadas” of Carnival.
murga, candombe, good wine,
until he came back to Uruguay during the 1940's to paint the candombe(one of his passions) and the African-Western rhythms that were popular in the country.
One of Figari's Candombe scenes, as well as the figures of the three magi on the table,
exploring celebrations based on banto¿s tradition found in brazilian southeast as jongo and candombe, we seek to show that only a descolonial epistemic can be able to overcome dualistic rational model raised by modernity
Keywords: candombe; racism;
Candombe: Afro-Uruguayan rhythmic and musical style,
What is Candombe?
painting has probably best been described by Ruben Rada's beautiful song, Candombe Para Figari.
Candombe(can-dome-bey) is an African derived rhythm that has been an important part of Uruguayan culture for over two hundred years.