VILLA DIAMANTE – EMPACHO DIGITAL
More from the ZZK family. Much Love!!
01-Intoxicados – Comandante (Villa Diamante cumbiastyle)
02-Villa Diamante – Calle 13 vs M.I.A.
03-Villa Diamante – Chancha Vía Circuito vs Nelly
04-Villa Diamante – Arcade vs Spankrock
05-Villa Diamante – Marcelo Fabian vs Homebwoi
06-Villa Diamante – Spektre vs Nelly Furtado & Calle 13
07-Villa Diamante – Surtek Collective vs Modeselector
08-Villa Diamante – Frikstailers vs Calle 13
09-Villa Diamante – Fauna vs Tego Calderón
10-Villa Diamante – Peter Rap vs Ludacris
11-Villa Diamante – Marcelo Fabian vs Dante
12-Villa Diamante – Chancha Vía Circuito vs Lil Mama
13-Villa Diamante – El Remolón vs Chingo Bling
14-Villa Diamante – Marcelo Fabian vs Tego Calderón
15-Villa Diamante – Oro11 vs Kelis
16-Villa Diamante – El Trip Selector vs Voltio y Tego
17-Villa Diamante – Emisor (cumbia style)
18-Villa Diamante – Tremor vs Arianna Puello
19-Villa Diamante – Emisor vs Dead Prez
20-Babasonicos – Farsa (Villa Diamante Edit)
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Aniceto Molina y La Luz Roja


Aniceto Molina y La Luz Roja (41.5MB)
About Colombian Cumbia
The cumbia has its origin in San Basilio, a little town of Atlantic coast of Colombia, South America. It was danced and created by the slaves to feel happiness and forget the heavy work and hard life. It was danced at night in the Palenque de San Basilio behind the ocean walls, the place where the slaves used to hire from the Spanish. The cumbia is danced with wide and long white skirts, with tropical flowers on their hair and a candle as a ritual in the darkness. Men wear white pants folded up, without shirt, with machete to side and sombrero hipihapa. Later they added a red panuelo (scarf ) around the neck to add color. The cumbia is danced barefoot because they dance on the sand and so close to the ocean that the water reaches to touch their feet. Dancers perform around the drums musicians and the fogata. In the Palenque, where we can still found descendants of cumbia, African-Americans who speak African and Spanish language. They continue with their traditions and customs; like crying the babies when they are born and do a rumba (party) when they die; sending letters to their dead relatives, imitating the occupation of the person that just died. They celebrate big parrandas and rumbas (big parties) to the son of cumbias with fogatas and typical orchestras, remembering their heritage and slavery, being now completely free.
See you tomorrow at Creekside Lounge!!

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