- Afro-Colombian
people of the
Pacific coast. In its most
basic form, the
currulao is pla**** by a
group of four musicians. One
musician plays a 6-8 rhythm...
-
Currulao is a
Colombian coregiment[clarification needed] of the muni****lity of
Turbo in the
Department of Antioquia.
Currulao became a muni****lity by...
-
composer of more than 800
songs in
genres including ****bia, porro, merengue,
currulao, paseo,
bolero and tango.
Barros was the son of
Portuguese João María Barros...
- Afro-Colombian
rhythms such as ****bia, porró, mapalé, chandé,
champeta and
currulao with
urban styles such as funk, jazz, rock and afrobeat. He has released...
- guacharaca, and accordion). The
music from the
Pacific coast, such as the
currulao, is
characterized by its
strong use of
drums (instruments such as the native...
- rarísimamente al concierto. Esos
instrumentos eran más bien de lujo,
porque el
currulao de raza pura no
reconoce sino la gaita, el
tamboril y la curruspa. Las...
- The Afro-Colombian Mural:
Currulao y Desplazamiento,
located at 1344 U
Street NW,
Washington D.C., is a
public mural that
celebrates the Afro-Colombian...
-
chanting along with the music. Some of the
rhythms ****ociated with it are
currulao,
bambuco and andarele. In the
Chota Valley,
bomba music is the predominant...
-
chanting along with the music. Some of the
rhythms ****ociated with it are
currulao,
bambuco and andarele. On the
other hand, in the
Chota Valley there is...
- mapalé.
Music from the
Pacific coast such
features rhythms such as the
currulao —which is
tinged with
Spanish influence— and the Jota
chocoana (along with...
