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Pan-Abibiwiase (Black World) musical collaboration when the marimba meets the balafon, and Abibifoɔ across the ocean re-connect. The marimba is from Abibiman developed in 'colombia' by Abibifoɔ and the main instrument of the Black genre from the southern hemisphere called Currulao. The balafon is an ancient Abibiman instrument heavily found in the present day countries of the ancient Mali empire, such as Senegal as represented here. Currulao players have theorized the marimba is a descendant of the balafon, reconstructed in the Choco rainforest of the Southern hemisphere from the memory Abibifoɔ had of back home. The marimba player is Hugo Candelario, from Guapi, Cauca, and one of the country's best marimba players.
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Title: ´Fanta Diallo´ canción popular de Senegal (popular song from Senegal)
Aprendiendo el toque en la Marimba de ´Fanta Diallo´, una canción popular de Senegal….gracias Maestros!
Jamiekan se "a" bifuor di vob fi mek yu nuo wa "a" gwaan. Dem kaal 'progressive aspect'. Jamiekan siem laka Igbo an Yoruba -- big op 'Jamaican Sinting' chanl.
Presenter: Prof. Rupert Lewis
Author, Professor Emeritus - University of the West Indies, Mona
Dr Rupert Lewis is Professor Emeritus of Political Thought in the Department of Government, University of the West Indies, Jamaica. Among his books published in the UWI Press Caribbean biography series are Marcus Garvey in 2018 and Walter Rodney in 2024. He is also author of Walter Rodney’s Intellectual and Political Thought and has edited books on George Padmore, the Trinidadian-born Pan-Africanist and Richard Hart, the Jamaican Marxist. He is a member of Jamaica’s
National Council on Reparation. He played an important role in the restoration and development of “Liberty Hall: the Legacy of Marcus Garvey” working with a team led by Ms. Elaine Melbourne, Mr Vivian Crawford, and Liberty Hall’s founding director, Dr Donna McFarlane. He was a member of the Council of the Institute of Jamaica and chair of the ACIJ JMB.
📚 Amy Jaques Garvey, 1896-1973: Black Revolutionary Mothering
Abstract: Interpreting letters written by Amy Jacques Garvey in the 1950s, I discuss her parenting of Marcus Garvey Jnr, an
engineer and scientist, and Dr. Julius Garvey, surgeon, and how she singlehandedly guided their Pan-Africanism. I also discuss the role she played in shaping Marcus Garvey’s legacies in the early stages of African and Caribbean decolonization and extract lessons for Pan-African struggles today.
Whether you're a student, researcher, cultural practitioner, or simply curious about Jamaica’s heritage, this session will deepen your understanding of the African elements that continue to enrich our culture.
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See the article : https://www.fashionghana.com/i....f-you-are-a-monarch-
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We as Black men and women are our only allies, Russia and China are a joke, they are no ones friend, they let the USA run around the globe with impunity when they have the size and man power to stop most of these Wars they dont care....the world will go one after a Nuclear War and mankind will either adapt and advance or seek to exist either way it is what it is. China and Russia are paper Lions...all talk.
John Henrik Clarke on the distinction between organized religion and having a spiritual belief system.
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