BURUNDANGA: A CARIBBEAN DIASPORA PROJECT-2014
A folkloric and traditional arts project that focuses on the Afro-Puerto Rican music traditions and Carnival of (eighteenth century) with Bomba (Pronounced Bome-Bah) and/or (twentieth century) Plena (Pronounced Play-nah). Our activities consist of professionally-led workshops or concert for general audiences, youth, youth/student-led Bomba and Plena performances, and multi-disciplinary exhibitions/performances by accomplished musicians, performance artist, visual artist and curators.
The project's name, Caribbean Diaspora, BURUNDANGA-2014, reflects the fact that Caribbean population movements and common historical experiences have resulted in cultural expressions that influence each other while being nationally unique but with regional commonalities.
See BURUNDANGA a making paper mache masks for our advocacy.
Example Here...
The project's name, Caribbean Diaspora, BURUNDANGA-2014, reflects the fact that Caribbean population movements and common historical experiences have resulted in cultural expressions that influence each other while being nationally unique but with regional commonalities.
See BURUNDANGA a making paper mache masks for our advocacy.
Example Here...
Time frame: whole year
emphasis on month July, August, September, October and December
MASKS FOR EXHIBITIONS
BURUNDANGA-2014
BURUNDANGA-2014
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| Mix Ponce, Loiza and San Juan JUNTOS PERO NO REVUELTOS |
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| Vejigante de Loiza Masks from Northeast of Puerto Rico |
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| Vejigante masks from Loiza Town (northeast of Puerto Rico), Ponce Masks (South of Puerto Rico) and Big head from San Juan, Capital of Puerto Rico. MIXED ALL TOGETHER.IS A BURUNDANGA-2014 La burundanga: is a slang word meaning: something confusing, a mess. See our masks Link Here... See our Comparsa Here See our Contemporary Vejigantes Here |
