Miguel Dumont

It is very common for people to imagine that Arab dance and Indian dance are the same thing, barely differing in a few small details, or some even think that they are variations of the same dance that simply exist in two different regions. It is not unusual to encounter these ideas, especially when people are not familiar with remote cultures. However, there is nothing […]

This hot zone was influenced by the Africans and the Spanish and overflows its extravagance and joy in its extensive territory, from the Guajira Peninsula to the Gulf of Urabá. The dances of this region are: la cumbia, el bullerengue, la puya, el mapalé, el fandango, el garabato, and el cumbion. Dance is a form of soup for the soul. Not just by seeing, but […]