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16 Aug 2012
This class will explore the basic steps of Orisha dances such as Elegua, Ogun, Shango, Yemaya, and Oshun. Develop your coordination, rhythm, spatial awareness, and enrich your knowledge of Afro Cuban culture as Barroso explains the individual characteristics of the Orisha and demonstrates how those attributes
Dancing for the Orishas, Yemaya--fabulous--filled with the spirit! See more. "Aganju Orisha of volcanos ferryman" Amazing work! by Stephen Hamilton Yusimi Moya Rodriguez, former dancer at the Conjunto Folklorico Nacional de Cuba, demonstrating some basic afrocuban Lukumi (Yoruba) dance moves for the Oris.
Dance classes in Nottingham focusing on Afro Cuban tradition of Orisha Dance with live bata drums and singing. Participants could learn just the singing, just the dancing or both. Here is a link to the Etian taught steps for Ogun and also the movement of Chacha lokefun which are important steps for all Orisha dance.
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I associate Gemini with Ogun, who was worshipped under the Catholic Saint, San Pedro (Saint Simon Peter), Saint John the Baptist, Saint Anthony of Padua, Saint George, Saint Paul, Saint Michael, or Saint Rafael. Orisha · Religion · Afro cuban · Africa · Africa art · African art · African artwork · Africans · Dance · Dancing
5 Dec 2016 Whether it's the Rumba Complex ( Yambu, Guaguanco and Columbia), Abakua, Yuka or Orisha dances, we must appreciate and acknowledge the influences of Afro Cuban dancing on Armed with his trusty machete, Ogun is always ready to clear the way, allowing innovation and civilization to flourish.
19 Dec 2016 The standard Yoruba dances today, as taught by the Conjunto Folklorico Nacional de Cuba, include the following Orisha: Elegba, Ogun, Oshosi, Shango, Obatala, Yemaya, Oshun, Oya, Babalu Aye and the rarely danced Aganju Shola. These Orisha have their individual dance steps, which originally were
Percussion is a crucial component of the Orisha religion, in that it is the vehicle through which devotees communicate with the Orishas (deities). For the most important The Orisha of iron, war and labor, Ogun uses his machete to clear the pathways opened by his fellow warrior Eleggua. A blacksmith, he is a solitary fellow

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March 2018