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Criss Colon

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Are They "Chanting" in Hatian Creole????

I DO see some budding Talent there!
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It Does look like the "CONGO" here in many respects!
 
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Mr_DR

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Criss Colon said:
I DO see some budding Talent there!
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It Does look like the "CONGO" here in many respects!
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I dont know CCCCCCCCC
have your wife look at the video she may be able to tell you.
I think these kids are 100% dominicans and they may not even speak other language.
 
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According to some anthropologists, the "congos" of Villa Mella have ties to West African folk traditions. They are, if you do a search on DR1 News, part of UNESCO's World Heritage...

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Chris

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Hillbilly said:
According to some anthropologists, the "congos" of Villa Mella have ties to West African folk traditions.
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The sounds are very reminiscent of certain styles of local African music. There is a difference for sure and the difference is in a funky thing that they do with the rythms, but the similarities are huge.
 
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The Palo is very popular in Washington Heights...and carries alot of influences in it also in fact I don't haven't seen any Haitians or Dominico Haitainos participating at all in any of the circles I have witnesses only Dominicans...in to it...Also the Dominican Yorks are into the Cuban Drumming...((Congo/Yoruba) influenced) and Cubano son y Mambo..
 
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