jueves, 7 de abril de 2011
INTRODUCTION !
the best parties are those of barranquilla because in it there is a desrroche of joy in which we show our ceatividad to have fun because Barranquilla to respect it enjoys from the beginning to the end
domingo, 3 de abril de 2011
Festival de Orquestas: explosión de música, jolgorio y sabor
Carnival Monday marks the Festival Orchestra (established 1969), from the early afternoon until early Tuesday. The Festival involved in various musical categories orchestras and groups that are presented in the many dances of the carnival. Winners in each category receive the coveted Golden Congo same day is celebrated on the Via 40 the Fantasy Parade. The Festival of Orchestras is a sign of loyalty barranquilleros its artists and good music, where artists like Sergio Vargas, Oscar De Leon, Joe Arroyo and Juan Carlos Coronel traditionally involved but not fill.
La muerte de joselito carnaval
Is performed on the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday, beginning the Catholic Lent. Joselito is the most representative of the Carnival of Barranquilla, a symbol of joy and celebration, which after four days of intense rumba, it dies. Your body is crying and symbolically buried the merry widows who shared with him his days of rumba. Joselito's funeral is a symbolic farewell "to the flesh. " Joselito no single citywide, but anyone can get one and walk the streets. This practice is widespread and by people of all ages, creeds, races and sexes, as a ritual of farewell to the carnival. With the Burial of Joselito end the festivities of God Momo.
Desfile de la 84
The characteristic of this parade is that the Carnival Queen is dressed in black, representing the main widow Joselito Carnaval. In the parody, the sovereign to the faint cries inconsolably. After this show, come back, dances, parades and cumbia to finish with music and dance before the eyes of the audience that gathered on the sidewalks.
La Gran Parada
The next day, Sunday Carnival Parade takes place in the Grand Parade, featuring the popular dances Torito, the scribbly and the spinners. The two most characteristic dances of this parade are:
The cumbia, which is the example of the fusion of indigenous, black and white, that simulates the courtship of a couple and is characterized by elegance and subtle hip movements of women, a drum and flute are millet . The doodle, which symbolizes the triumph of life over death.
The cumbia, which is the example of the fusion of indigenous, black and white, that simulates the courtship of a couple and is characterized by elegance and subtle hip movements of women, a drum and flute are millet . The doodle, which symbolizes the triumph of life over death.
This agenda item is the most symbolic of all celebrations, since 1903, when the Battle of Flowers was first conducted, incorporating traditional Carnival characters: King Momo, Mary Moñitos and Man Cayman. The Battle of Flowers is a parade of floats, groups, dances and costumes, including highlights Marimonda, hooded with long noses, giant, big-headed dwarfs, etc. The parade is led by the coach of the Queen to dance and throw flowers at the audience, accompanied by a large troupe of princes and princesses.
First term: From today all curramberos from the recochero to butifarrero, help close the gap and applaud the Summer, which Governor so cool!! Abort the Carnival? / Ay .. so what year maluco! Reading of Proclamation 2011 was to close the presentation of the artists Juan Carlos Coronel, Álvaro and Tato Marenco Ricardo.
The central act of reading the banns was held at the Stadium Romelio Martinez Tato Marenco began to sing a song dedicated to the victims of the winter. In the show "Carnival of Barranquilla, a feast of wonder" more than 400 dancers and musicians entertained the event to make a tour of all the music and dance rhythms of the Colombian Caribbean and island,
in the same Queen intervened and Marcela Jairo king and the kings children Carolina and Michelangelo. The Queen after receiving the keys to the city from the mayor made the reading of the proclamation, which she elaborated following the footsteps of his predecessor. Here are some excerpts:
"The dances and skits / receive with humility / From the best mayor in the country / The keys to the city / I Marcela Dávila, / His Majesty, enjoying and dancing / For the spark of Momo and verraquera of Barranquilla / Through ... I propose my decree, command and ordered:
in the same Queen intervened and Marcela Jairo king and the kings children Carolina and Michelangelo. The Queen after receiving the keys to the city from the mayor made the reading of the proclamation, which she elaborated following the footsteps of his predecessor. Here are some excerpts:
"The dances and skits / receive with humility / From the best mayor in the country / The keys to the city / I Marcela Dávila, / His Majesty, enjoying and dancing / For the spark of Momo and verraquera of Barranquilla / Through ... I propose my decree, command and ordered:
Carnival Foundation conducted the carnival area in the district court Ceville (Carrera 14 with Calle 46), which could be called as the first rumba carnival in a popular sector. On this site showed up the Queen and King Momo and presented as the orchestra ensembles and Jacaranda Show cumbiamba The Revoltosa.
The first of these alternatives was the parade with the Leaders of Tradition, at 6 pm, in honor of Roberto De Castro (former President of the Carnival), which was led by major figures: Marcela Dávila Queen, King Momo Jairo Cáceres, the popular candidate, kings and queens civic center, also attended by 15 groups with over 50 years of experience. The parade left the road race 72 to 38, then in the race 41 to reach 65 in seven mouths street, where we made a presentation.
La lectura del bando
On Saturday January 22 was read the Proclamation, traditional official opening ceremony of the festival of Carnival de Barranquilla 2011 (Pre-carnival), by the Queen of the Carnival of Barranquilla, after receiving from the Mayor keys the city. This year the festival featured three alternatives, all free to celebrate in different parts of the city.
La Guacherna
"Faroles de lucero girando entre la noche, la brisa es un derroche de sones cambamberos, locura de colores, la calles de Curraba, tambores de parranda, ahí viene la Guacherna". Estas palabras de Esthercita Forero, transformadas en canción, inmortalizaron una noche de tradición en el Carnaval de Barranquilla.
La Guacherna nació a comienzos del siglo XX en el tradicional Barrio Abajo. En la pretemporada de carnavales, los vecinos llamaban con el guache (un instrumento de percusión que produce un sonido similar al de la maraca) a los demás para que comenzarán a preparar las danzas al son de tamboras y flauta e millo, siempre acompañados de los mechones y velones para alumbrar la noche. De allí viene la palabra Guacherna.
Esthercita, 'La novia de Barranquilla' hizo de esta reunión un desfile de cumbiambas, danzas y comparsas a la luz de velas y faroles en 1974.
Esthercita Forero y su canción 'La Guacherna', que interpreta el grupo musical Milly & Los Vecinos de Nueva York, animan un desfile nocturno que anuncia que la próxima semana entra la fiesta en la recta final con los últimos cuatro días del carnaval.
La Guacherna nació a comienzos del siglo XX en el tradicional Barrio Abajo. En la pretemporada de carnavales, los vecinos llamaban con el guache (un instrumento de percusión que produce un sonido similar al de la maraca) a los demás para que comenzarán a preparar las danzas al son de tamboras y flauta e millo, siempre acompañados de los mechones y velones para alumbrar la noche. De allí viene la palabra Guacherna.
Esthercita, 'La novia de Barranquilla' hizo de esta reunión un desfile de cumbiambas, danzas y comparsas a la luz de velas y faroles en 1974.
Esthercita Forero y su canción 'La Guacherna', que interpreta el grupo musical Milly & Los Vecinos de Nueva York, animan un desfile nocturno que anuncia que la próxima semana entra la fiesta en la recta final con los últimos cuatro días del carnaval.
to pre-Columbian cultures achieved their development in two geographic regions of Colombia: Folk music is of anonymous origin. These winds are the result of the vernacular music of various shades trasculturada adapted by the lower sectors of the population in the colony known instruments, songs and dances of the Spanish and Creole aristocratic salons. These airs and dances were adapted by the people to their own feelings, giving them their own pace sometimes mixed with sadness with Aboriginal and other noisy joy of blacks. The music brings Indians in the sun and the moon and other divinities, his hopes of victory warrior and comfort of death. The slow and melancholic style dances Chibcha seem to be reflected in the Andean highlands folk airs and especially in the guabinas, eddies and bambucos Cundiboyacense.
The costume actually consists of trousers, long sleeve shirt, tie, sweater or vest, and a mask made with a kind of cloth bag with three holes, lined with fabric tubes filled with a long nose, like a member virile, and ears like those of elephants, with colored shapes. This costume should always be accompanied by a whistle, rubber, known as "pea pea", which serves to express intemperate sound waste and the joy that is disguised as marimonda. Well known is the saying Barranquilla: "It is nothing but the disguise of marimonda the jumps you have to give." Some of the characters and costumes more traditional and representative of the Barranquilla Carnival are:
Reina del Carnaval
El Rey Momo
La Reina Popular
María Moñitos
La Loca
La Danza del Garabato
Los grupos de letanías
Las cumbiambas
La Reina Gay
La negrita Puloy
Disfraz de gorila.
El Descabezado
El Africano
Drácula
La Marimonda
El Torito
El Congo
El Monocuco
Los Cabezones
Las Muñeconas
El Tigrillo
Reina del Carnaval
El Rey Momo
La Reina Popular
María Moñitos
La Loca
La Danza del Garabato
Los grupos de letanías
Las cumbiambas
La Reina Gay
La negrita Puloy
Disfraz de gorila.
El Descabezado
El Africano
Drácula
La Marimonda
El Torito
El Congo
El Monocuco
Los Cabezones
Las Muñeconas
El Tigrillo
The list is almost endless costume of the imagination of Barranquilla for Carnival. One of the most representative costumes marimonda is the unique set of the wit Barranquilla, because the rest are of European or African. Was born when a Barranquilla, having no money to dress, came dressed with a bag, tie and trousers old, put upside down and, as a mask, a sack of flour which opened three holes, to mock the rest fellow citizens. It also is said to be a mockery of corrupt state officials.
Barranquilla Carnival is the largest and most important festival of Barranquilla, the most festive and colorful Colombia, besides being one of the most recognized in the world. More than a million and half people, visitors and Barranquilla participate in the party. It takes place from Saturday through Tuesday before Ash Wednesday, usually in February and sometimes early March. Has a tradition of over a hundred years. The carnival season begins the second Saturday of January, when public holidays begin and festivities, however, other activities directly related to the carnival happen during much of the year. [1
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