#Kumina
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- #BrooksFamilyKumina clearing the way for @calbertandtheallstardrummers its returning to the source. For #PatrickFrancis its pouring the knowledge and tradition into #RenaldoFrancis and his siblings.
#Kumina is as much a way of life as any other #ATR .. cross reference #AfricanTraditionalReligion you'll see the similarities. Remember all adapted and maintained traditoon based on what was available to them. #TekHandMekFashion
(Don't come for me.. I was masked up)
The movement continues..
#RUReady4JA🇯🇲 @KimochiiVilla
#AfricanDiasporaCulture #aroundjamaicain7days
#AllFiDeLoveofYaad #Jamaica #HealthTourism #Travelover50 #JamaicanTours #KimochiiVilla #ReconnectwithJamaica #ConnectingtheDotsacrosstheDiaspora #JamaicanMusic
Wow. I got Full body chills. Just Wow
Yuh done know!
UNBELIEVABLE it sounds Martinique Vodun music called Bele. We are definitely ONE!
kummia is so powerful 🇯🇲♥️♥️
This is such rich. I am very much liking the fact that young persons are among them and participating.
What a rich soun' to start my Heritage Weekend...Blessings for this!!!
Best in Jamaica right now love the language use more kete and tune them properly
Malembe yabalong Congo. Loving this one hon
Give Thanks!
DWL@Odane Pennicott Ive been on the road ... plus nuff nah keep..
@Odane Pennicott suh when yuh ah come ah St Thomas? Come camp out and learn!! Workshops can be arranged!!
@Odane Pennicott Im trying to remember my old piano teacher's first name.. but her last name was definitely Pennicott.. she taught Sunday School in Little Greendale just outside of Spanish Town
@Odane Pennicott outside of Spanish Town... St Catherine
Love my culture
love to hear thoses kummina songs sml keep up the good work guys
Du pur kikongo ; je suis eblouis depuis le congo brazzaville. je passerais vous visiter bientot. Merci . Kikongo kiena kia zambi ; kimuntu kia mboté
Awesome to know the connection.
Please do!!
Google Translate said Pure kikongo; I am dazzled from Congo Brazzaville. I will visit you soon. Thank you. Kikongo kiena kia zambi; kimuntu kia mboté
@@msbjpeart a real connection please. I realize how much the African diaspora have really kept the traditions; I say pure traditions while we in Africa in general and in Kongo (Congo Brazza and Congo Kinshasa; Angola Gabon); we have denied if not rejected our tradition. Just with drums the elders have marked in you an identity.
@@msbjpeart th-cam.com/video/o30GQDJLLpY/w-d-xo.html the RHYTHM of the drum remains the same and represents the Kongo identity. On this link a spiritual group of the kongo of Congo brazzaville. you could listen to the drum and the rhythm which are similar. Matondo
@@malongastephan2665 Yaaaaaaassssss!!! You hit the nail on the head in my quest of #ConnectingtheDotsAcrosstheDiaspora ... the rhythms!!! Give Thanks!!
@@malongastephan2665 I have to Thank You!!! We must talk!! Email me msbjpeart@gmail.com ...
Im in Jamaica for the Winter to continue the documentation ... but I live in Charleston, South Carolina home to the #GullanGeechee for whom the drum was outlawed during slavery; the result was variations of the clap .. it was here stripped down and bare that I felt/ experienced the connection to the rhythms of palo mayombe/palo monte and unknowingly kumina .. th-cam.com/video/NMY7rSZcGFE/w-d-xo.html
To the person who posted this, do you know Patrick's (guy singing) number? Maroons from Moore Town would like to contact him
No number but I can reach him .. email me at msbjpeart@gmail.com