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Bata Drumming & the Lucumi Santeria Bembe Ceremony - 0 views

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    =Oru Seco : the first part of a bembe and a series of bata salutes called toques played for each of the Orisha. The term seco actually means "dry" in Spanish and, in this case, refers to the absence of singing. =Oru Cantando : the second part of a bembe consisting of a series of songs sung for each of the Orisha. The songs are accompanied by bata drums, and may employ many of the same toques used during the Oru Seco portion. (Or entirely new toques may be played.) =Wemelere : the last part of a bembe, the wemelere expands on the music played in the prior sections and includes dancing and singing, in hopes that the Orisha will come down and "visit" the participants.
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Panorama of Cuban Music and Dance in Havana/Santiago - 0 views

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    Son - Changüí - Orisha music and dance - Rumba - Caberet - Jazz Cubano - Casino - Carnaval Comparsa - Rap Cubano - and many more.
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Orishas in Music | Roots and Rooted - 0 views

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    Bibliography, discography, videography
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Bata Drumming :: Notations, Transcriptions, Discographies, Glossaries, More! - 0 views

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    Bata Drumming and the Lucumi/Santeria/Bembe Ceremony. Compiled by Aviva Gabriel (from material written by others) on Jul 25, 2007.
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Afro-Cuban Music : Great Essay on YouTube Video Page - 0 views

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    ...cabildos were formed from the Igbos, Araras, Bantu, Carabalies, Yorubas, and other civilizations/tribes. Cabildos preserved African cultural traditions...
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Carlos Aldama ::|:: Tambolero, Akpwon, Babalocha - 0 views

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    Legendary tambolero, akpwón, and babalocha. Carlos is a walking treasure trove of info, and lives in Oakland! Watch a video of Carlos singing for Ochún.
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