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An example of the Afro-Ecuadorian marimba esmeraldeña. In Ecuador the most widespread marimba is the marimba esmeraldeña (Esmeralda marimba). [12] Marimbas are an important aspect of Afro-Ecuadorian culture: many religious ceremonies and songs are accompanied with marimba music along with festivals and dances.
Palma was born in Esmeraldas on the north-west coast of Ecuador in 1927, but she was brought up in Borbon. She discovered the marimba music and the local poetry. She regards herself as an artist and folklorist, with a special interest in the marimba instrument that is known to the Chachi people.
Marimba music also plays a part in Roman Catholic worship in and around Esmeraldas, as well as in celebrations and at parties. It features call and response chanting along with the music. Some of the rhythms associated with it are currulao, bambuco and andarele. In the Chota Valley, bomba music is the predominant style.
Marimba music is popular from Esmeraldas to the Pacific Region of Colombia. It was considered an Intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO in 2010. [ 22 ] It gets its name from the prominent use of marimbas , but is accompanied along with dances, chants, drums and other instruments specific to this region such as the bombo , the cununo and the ...
Ecuador Marimba music, traditional chants and dances from the Colombia South Pacific region and Esmeraldas Province of Ecuador 2015 LAC [186] Costa Rica Oxherding and oxcart traditions in Costa Rica: 2005 2008 LAC [187] Ivory Coast: Gbofe of Afounkaha, the music of the transverse trumps of the Tagbana community: 2001 2008 AFR [188]
Ecuador's National Assembly praising Guillermo Ayoví Erazo and Petita Palma. Papá Roncón was born in Borbón, Esmeraldas, Ecuador on November 10, 1930. He learned to play the marimba at an early age with the Chachi people. He began to make himself known in the 1970s, first in his village, and then at national and international levels, with ...
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