ACKMVMT World Music Series: Bomba Puertorriqueña

ACKMVMT presents World Music Series: Bomba Puertorriqueña, featuring grammy nominated recoding percussionist and Puerto Rican folkloric music educator Obanilu Ire Allende-Solana. In episode 1, Obanilu explains to us the origins of the musical genre Bomba, its instruments, the musical patterns, regional variations, dance, and more.
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[@lucymercado66]

Thank you for this!!!

[@ObaniluIre]

your welcome , continuing doing what needs to be done with respect honorable dignity. Borike deserves not to be a copy. Que Viva Borike !

[@rebekahwhite2939]

Your ability to read is appreciated Reading comprehension Thank you for your time Your time is a gift that is appreciated Your ability to translate from English to Spanish is appreciated

[@rebekahwhite2939]

The Ones Who Remember: Second Generation Voices of the Holocaust. As the Holocaust survivors among us become more frail and pass on, we must ensure their stories and legacies continue. We must keep our promises to them. a great-granddaughter of Holocaust survivor - Some of my Dad Fred White's family members died in the Holocaust in Europe

[@amariewalenda3801]

Bomba y plena, home to LOIZA, LUQUILLO, PIÑONES y SANTURCE VILLA PALMERAS 😍🥰😘💜💚💝💕💖❤🇵🇷🗽

[@bobilott8180]

That was a good concise introduction for me. Thank you.🖤🌹

[@ceasorbennett6239]

Absolutamente increíble mi isla te extraño mucho te veo pronto

[@rebekahwhite2939]

Some of my Dad Fred White's family members died in the Holocaust. My Dad, Fred White was born on April 23, 1917, and he was in the NAVY during World War 2. There are exhibits at some of the museums for documents that are kept on file for family members of people who died in the Holocaust. There is also a genealogy research library at some of the Jewish centers. My Dad, Fred White's gravesite is located at Beth David Cemetery in Elmont, New York in Long Island.

[@Beautiful_mecca]

Yes was very informative and I truly enjoyed the history

[@shirleyvelazquez1604]

Thank you for sharing 🇵🇷

[@samuelsalinas9607]

Wow bro no se si esa es tu esposa pero esta bella. A mi me encanta la bomba y plena de ustedes. Se ven que se gozan en el patio.

[@doloresdieppa3887]

Wepa

[@travelingva]

I love the video but I believe bomba began in mayaguez

[@ObaniluIre]

Saludos travelingva , 🙂 reconozco que Mayagüez haya sido un pueblo Bombero , y pienso que esta mas en extinción por validas rasones de grandes valores 👋

[@jamesoconnor7143]

Comentario por Carmencita; La boma es un baile con origines africanos, que adaptaron vecinos del Barrio de San Antón en Ponce. No es de origen puertorriqueño.

[@travelingva]

@@jamesoconnor7143un gran parte de todo puertoriuqueño es de africa y europa ...bomba como es se formo en puerto rico y es una expresion cultural que une africa europa y el caribe indigina

[@mindy2215]

@@travelingva La mayoría es blanca según estadísticas. Aún co los negros de RD quilombo arrimándose aún PR sigue siendo con mayoría blanca.

[@travelingva]

@@mindy2215 The average puerto rican is 60 to 65% european primarily iberian..but the average puerto rican is also about 20 to 25 % african yes blacks were there in smaller number but the woman were used as sexual slaves and constantly gave birth to mixed race kids who as often as they could generally married light partners ...part of the whole mejore la Raza practi e