Viva la cultura Cubana y que Cuba sea libre 🙏🇨🇺

Wow...watching them makes me miss a life I have never lived...maybe a past one...

@Word_Wise_Woman

4 жыл бұрын

Erika Arnold girl I know the feeling! 💯

@tvs9978

3 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣This took me out. Perhaps a life you are yet to live?

@elinannestad5320

2 жыл бұрын

I so know that feeling, me too. But I cannot settle for it, I've got to join the dance, somehow.

@mysteradio

Жыл бұрын

Saudade

Matter of fact...I THANK GOD ALMIGHTY.....for the African diaspora!...the cradle...of soul.

@elspookygato

Жыл бұрын

It’s not African. It’s a mix of African and people native to the americas specially the islands like Cuba or puertorico

@whodhavethoughtit3784

Жыл бұрын

Regardless of the nay-sayers, if it were not for the African influence this music would have been as boring as stale white bread...

@dezerik3970

Жыл бұрын

​@@elspookygato Rumba is 100% African origin

@user-kb6yb6ey8q

2 ай бұрын

​@@elspookygato It is African it's very popular in both Central and Eastern Africa I infact never knew Cubans had their own form.

Beautiful! Dance the Cubans does it best.

Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Beautiful 🇨🇺

I'm doing a research paper about Afro-Latino/a music and this is truly great. I love listening to all these different kinds of music that have so much culture and history and meaning behind it.

Magnifique !

The dance, but also the INTERPRETATION ❤️

wow she is mesmerizing, so beautiful!

Class ..

pure art, 100% art and genius. my heart is filled with this dance

@GjaP_242

3 жыл бұрын

1:48

@GjaP_242

3 жыл бұрын

'fantastic... graceful... witty'

Thanks to Ann Reynolds this is a very beautiful composition ! Long Live Clave Gringa ! Toni Basanta from Fairfax, Vermont, USA

@ClaveGringaSeattle

3 жыл бұрын

thanks Toni Basanta. Also check out our second release at bandcamp. There is another rumba- En La Calle annreynoldsclavegringa.bandcamp.com/album/joy

Such Fluid moves on the male dancer. Culture is the treasure of the world. if your at the right place at the right time in the presence of good company consider it a blessing. Its a poor mans wealth

Beautiful ❤️

such a beautiful dance. never heard of it until today watching Conan O'Brien. love how these two move like clouds.

@ikitaro4928

7 жыл бұрын

In reality,this dance and rhythm name its called GUAGUANCO',,,and its part of a dancing group,called RUMBA,,,,Basically integrated by 3 types of cuban dance-rhythm,,,(GUAGUANCO,COLUMBIA & YAMBU).Columbia its an skill dance,traditionally for mens,Yambu,was conceived for the elders,after hard working days,slower path in both, dance and rhythm,while Guaguanco its a couple seduction-flirt kind off dance.Some people in America and in the world,took many cubans rhythms and they DIDN,T KNOW THEIR COMPLEXITY or simply ,label it different as NEW RYTHMS for marketing purposes,(as Salsa,which in fact is SON CUBANO)or this type of rumba. You could even watch some breakdance,or hiphop dancers,incorporating,rumba steps without even knowing, it sometimes,,,(specially with the COLUMBIA kind). Keep on enjoying and maybe one day you could travel to .t"he island of the music"and live it.

Yep... that's how it should be...that was so smooth...and energetic. Thank you. 👍💯⭐

this was beautiful.

Beautiful 💖

Beautiful ❤

nothing to say about this rumba 👍👍👍

WOW! can not stop watching this beautiful expression thru dance and music!! so sensual and delicate story thru body moves! thank you very much for posting :)

La mujer eres una diosa

Excelente separacion de.movimientos y inteligencia corporal. Baile de calidad

Maravilhosos dançarinos!

Black people every where have sauce, I'm convinced

Music and dance at the top !

gorgeooooous

Rumba!!👀💃🎶🕺🏻👏🏾♥️

Lindíssimo !

Wa trop bien

Rumbaaaa

Vacuna Fest!!!

trance music

класс и дама такая шикарная

Entonces El siempre hace la evaluacion y me dise si Sigo con los medicinas o me la cambia

I like this dance. I like the rhythm, I like the sound of the percussion, I like the shoulder movements, I like the hip movements, I like the leg movements, I like the arm movements, and most of all I like the sexual flavour of the whole thing. I hope to one day travel to Cuba. There are more Rumba than this

스토리텔링 기가 막히네

THIS REMINDS ME OF PUNTA

@thegiantratthatmakesalloft9415

5 жыл бұрын

punta where

@ikitaro4928

4 жыл бұрын

It have NOTHING to do with punta!!!!(Regardless of both having,musical syncretism in it).

@tinacardenas5488

4 жыл бұрын

🤣 No way.. U can't compare this that circus music.

@Roxy_303

4 жыл бұрын

Tina Cardenas the shade 😂

I see a little similarities with the *Kwassa Kwassa* Dance from Congo in the 80‘s

@rebeccam.7249

3 жыл бұрын

Cuban and all rhumba syarted in DRC congo 🇨🇩 only people who don't know their music history will not think so

Pa que tu me llama si no me conoce😂😂

Muy bueno, sabroso

I wanna learn to rumba at cuba. How can i contact these people?

@elinannestad5320

2 жыл бұрын

wherever there are cubans you might find someone to teach you.

I hope my people were paid

Porque las personas que padecen de los nervios hay que tratarlo convtiempo porque si no se puefe sufrir de demencia senil

Kiki la

Totally pulled off wearing white pants

Хочу на Кубу

The music doesn't go with the dance... the clave is off... I wish they had the music they are dancing to... such a beautiful rumba

@ClaveGringaSeattle

7 жыл бұрын

They were dancing to the music and the music and the dance are the same style.

@TendaiD8

6 жыл бұрын

There are different types of Rumba. The one you're probably accustomed to is the American version. Originating from Africa, it made it's move to Cuba and then to America. It became popular in the states when tourism to South America became popular. I'm guessing the Cuban version had Spanish influence. I'm only saying that because instruments that aren't percussion sound similiar and the rest sounds like a bit of Spanish flamenco playing and others too. That's my understanding of it anyways :)

@ireymyr9481

4 жыл бұрын

@@TendaiD8 Good thing you're guessing,since there isn't that so called American Version of Rumba... Rumba and more exactly the 3 rythms in it (guanguanco',yambu and columbia)are cubans born genre,Africa and Spain,provided part of the ingredients,but not the "whole product".Cubans cook it!! Then on the 50th,some, non aboriginal cubans musicians,started to incorporate the cuban known rythms,(dues to growing popularity in movies and tv) while "whitenning "the raw cuban hippie rumbas steps, giving a make-up and created an edulcorated product,derivated from Cuban Music.... presented under the label "SOCIAL DANCE".For the better reception among the caucasians, "so prude" and "stiff" in their natural rythmical perception and reading

@MrSivram28

3 жыл бұрын

@@ireymyr9481 Rumba has nothing to do with Spain. Have you seen traditional west African dance? Afro Cubans are a mix of different west Africans. Rumba is a mix of different African dancea.

@ireymyr9481

3 жыл бұрын

@@MrSivram28There are levels and layers to understand perfectly the "Rumba" Genesis and Evolution,Specially since Rumba WAS CREATED in CUBA,With the fusion of INGREDIENTS,indeed From AFRICA (on the rythm part) and the spain flamenco countertemps on the singing part,its very simplistic to asume that CUBAN RUMBA is "simply a mix of different African Dances". Sorry i don't have time to get deeper into guiding you to better understand my assesment from a musical point of vue. Just do your homework ,as i did working on my research, together with a known ethnologists and musicians multidiscplinarian investigation team,embarked in a deep research about this topic and society. Then, maybe you'll catch the subtle nuances of what i'm giving you as a gift"with my reply. Rumba is Cuban, as the "Cuban Son"Is ,(Father of rythms as mambo,chachacha,guaracha,charanga,salsa and timba). "The most famous cooks in the world, aren,t recognized for the ingredients they use to create their dishes and recipies..... Their become famous for their "culinarian creations",only when completed,armonically mixed & labeled. SO...ITS THE SAME IN THE MUSIC ENVIRONMENT TOO! The Missisipi BLues have Mali ingredients but the "cooks and kitchen" were slaves and their descendents in USA. The Brazilian Samba have Angolan's ingredients,but the cooks and kitchen were located in BRAZIL. So,its the case of Cuba and all the rythms that they created. That's why they are called "The Island of the Music"....And that,s why a simplistic approach to its culture its not the best way to comprenhend. God bless!

Not really "vaccinate" as English speakers comprehend that word.. inject is more descriptive.

How did this kind of rumba become ballroom rumba? Is only guaganco danced like this? Is all authentic Cuban rumba danced like this? How did danzon (which in videos I've seen is upright and formal (almost stiff) and moderate-pace (not lively)) become rumba? Ancestry: Contradanza > Danzon > Bolero-Son / Rumba > Son Montuno > Mambo > Cha Cha > Salsa. Yes? Ancestry thru a different branch: Bolero-Son > Bolero > American Bolero. (American is much slower) Ancestry alternative filter: Bolero-Son (= Cuban Rumba (?)) > American Rumba > International Rumba.

@ClaveGringaSeattle

2 жыл бұрын

This Cuban rumba was not the basis for ballroom rhumba (notice there is an "h" in the ballroom dance name). Ballroom rhumba is actually derived from Cuban son - a beautiful dance form - you can find examples by searching for Cuban son. I suspect when the dance move to the US people thought son would be mispronounced and therefore confusing, so they used the word rhumba. Cuban music is a blend of influences. Cuban rumba is very African - but with Spanish lyrics. Danzon is more European- derived from French musical styles of danza with some Africa rhythmic elements thrown in. Ancestry - 1. Contradanza-Danzon-Mambo-Cha-cha-cha. 2. Son/Son Montuno-Rhumba-Salsa 3. Rumba-Salsa/Timba. Also there are three styles of Cuban rumba- Guaguanco - danced as couples in a game of pursuit; Yambu- the slower form of rumba danced by older people without the pursuit; Columbia - very fast and showy with a single dancer (often male) interacting with the quinto player.

@JonathonNeville

2 жыл бұрын

@@ClaveGringaSeattle Thank you!

Great music, great dancing, but I can't get past the nipple dress. 🤷

Disappointed... this sounds lika Piazzolla on vacation in Cuba.

Eso párese guaguanco y la música no suena a Rumba suena jazz eso no es tRumba no se lo q es