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Silbo Gomero (Spanish:
silbo gomero [ˈsilβo ɣoˈmeɾo], "Gomeran whistle"), also
known as el
silbo ("the whistle"), is a
whistled register of
Spanish used...
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whistling language --
there are over 50
known whistled languages.
Silbo Gomero is
another whistling language but
instead is from the
Canary Islands...
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communicating across deep
ravines by
means of a
whistled speech called Silbo Gomero,
which can be
heard two
miles away. This
whistled language is indigenous...
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movable works of art, but also
intangible cultural heritage, such as the
Silbo Gomero language. Some
bienes enjoy international protection as
World Heritage...
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people in the Jálama Valley. It has been
declared Bien de interés cultural.
Silbo Gomero is a
whistled code in La
Gomera (Canary Islands).
Protected by UNESCO...
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communicating across deep
ravines by
means of a
whistled speech called Silbo Gomero,
which can be
heard up to 3 km (2 miles) away. This
indigenous whistled...
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reveals a base-10
counting system with
strong similarities to
Berber numbers.
Silbo,
originally a
whistled form of
Guanche speech used for
communicating over...
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Southern Bantu Spain (La
Gomera and El Hierro,
Canary Islands): El
Silbo ("
Silbo Gomero") West Africa: Bafia, Bape, Birifor, Bobo, Burunsi, Daguri, Diola...
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Arvidsjaur (1661–1757) as well as Anna
Greta Matsdotter of Vapsten,
known as
Silbo-gåmmoe or Gammel-Silba (1794–1870), were both
noted to have done so. In...
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Valencia Whistled language of the
island of La
Gomera (Canary Islands), the
Silbo Gomero Chant of the
Sybil on
Majorca Flamenco Human towers Festivity of...
