You cannot is how Puerto Rico, some Dominican Republic and Jamaica share drum influences from Ghana Cuba and Haiti share drum influence from Mali and Guinea
Tears came out of my eyes when i saw this video. Im proud of being a black man and all its heritage that comes from being Puerto Rican. Theres more heritage in south america. Theres a tribe that plays with drums and bamboos.
+funkster83 The white man stole our gold,our sliver,they killed our fathers and our brothers,they killed our mothers and our sisters,they rape our mothers and our sisters.The only thing they did not destroyed is our colour and our clutures.That is why as you mentioned the drums has similarities regardless of country.These people are our brothers and sisters.
Ben justement c'est un peu compliqué la Guyane parfois elle est intégrée dans la caraïbe parfois non (bien qu'il y est des ethnies Arawaks voire peut etre des kalinagos) c'est que la Guyane n'a pas accès à la mer des Caraïbes, elle est assez loin des iles, pour moi la Guyane c'est clairement l'Amérique du sud (même le Venezuela, la Colombie aussi mais ils ont un accès en mer Caraïbes) Sinon c'est quoi le nom de votre musique traditionnelle? Je vais essayer de faire un spécial Amérique du sud
@@Cassius94 Never included Trinidad Orisha Drumming where the Orisha religion widely practices since the days of slavery. The Trinidad Orisha had maintain this tradition with out any contact with the Yoruba religion in Nigeria until recently. There are difference in the practice of the religion because lack of contact as with Cuba and Brazil which also practices Orisha
beautiful drumming but this drumming is not only african and carribean people arent africans they are the indeginous americans here the caribs play ruclips.net/video/Tz5MSb-c0c4/видео.html it sounds more carribean like drumming blacks in the western hemisphere didnt all come from africa some did but not all black people their are from africa
Thanks for this nice video, I appreciate very much, only the kalinagos of Dominica its very "Africanized" much like their fellow Guarifunas of St. Vincent or Belize, because when looking further into purely Native American cultures have not found the same rhythmic
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You cannot is how Puerto Rico, some Dominican Republic and Jamaica share drum influences from Ghana Cuba and Haiti share drum influence from Mali and Guinea
Es una forma De ver Que en El caribe vive Africa
This collation is a jewel
Vidéo hyper instructive.
j'ai été surpris par les lieux les sonorités et les dances.
AFRIKA UNITE!!!
Tears came out of my eyes when i saw this video. Im proud of being a black man and all its heritage that comes from being Puerto Rican. Theres more heritage in south america. Theres a tribe that plays with drums and bamboos.
Each one was so amazing! Thank you so much for posting.
It is interesting that all the drums and dancing has similarities regardless of country !!
+funkster83 The white man stole our gold,our sliver,they killed our fathers and our brothers,they killed our mothers and our sisters,they rape our mothers and our sisters.The only thing they did not destroyed is our colour and our clutures.That is why as you mentioned the drums has similarities regardless of country.These people are our brothers and sisters.
but the funny thing is this kind of drumming is everywhere from the middle east india oceania meso america indonesia thailand etc its not just african
Thanks for putting this video together appreciate blessings
This brings me home!!
That is Good Do' ki' Man' !!! thanks
Les Guyanes toujours oubliés hehe
Ben justement c'est un peu compliqué la Guyane parfois elle est intégrée dans la caraïbe parfois non (bien qu'il y est des ethnies Arawaks voire peut etre des kalinagos) c'est que la Guyane n'a pas accès à la mer des Caraïbes, elle est assez loin des iles, pour moi la Guyane c'est clairement l'Amérique du sud (même le Venezuela, la Colombie aussi mais ils ont un accès en mer Caraïbes) Sinon c'est quoi le nom de votre musique traditionnelle? Je vais essayer de faire un spécial Amérique du sud
HOw did you get all this video together? Did someone travel to alot of these places?
Faltó tambores de Venezuela......... Saludos
@@Cassius94 Es muy extensa desde los chimbangles hasta los tambores de san juan que sería una forma de sincretismo
@@dayiileon5679 Gracias
@@Cassius94 Never included Trinidad Orisha Drumming where the Orisha religion widely
practices since the days of slavery. The Trinidad Orisha had maintain this tradition with out
any contact with the Yoruba religion in Nigeria until recently. There are difference in the practice
of the religion because lack of contact as with Cuba and Brazil which also practices Orisha
@@Cassius94 Just Google Trinidad Orisha Drumming.
Where Trinidad and Tobago?
beautiful drumming but this drumming is not only african and carribean people arent africans they are the indeginous americans here the caribs play ruclips.net/video/Tz5MSb-c0c4/видео.html it sounds more carribean like drumming blacks in the western hemisphere didnt all come from africa some did but not all black people their are from africa
Thanks for this nice video, I appreciate very much, only the kalinagos of Dominica its very "Africanized" much like their fellow Guarifunas of St. Vincent or Belize, because when looking further into purely Native American cultures have not found the same rhythmic
Stop spreading false information