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Gabriel Mbaga Obiang Lima

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Colombia, the only risk is wanting to stay

Colombia, the only risk is wanting to stay by Juan David Jaramillo, via Behance Love it!

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Color inspiration Cartagena, Colombia

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'Woman dancers at Barranquilla Carnival in green and yellow dresses. Colombia'

Colombia - Barranquilla Carnival 2011

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Todos somos Chocó. On the Pacific Coast of Colombia.

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La palenquera | chapulincubano

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«Afro hairstyle Contest» in Cali, Colombia. to celebrate the Afro-Colombian traditions & culture

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"Para la cultura afrocolombiana, cuando una persona se muere es necesario cantarle y acompañarla mientras hace su transición al otro mundo. " Este artículo habla de la historia e importancia de los alabados, cantos funerarios de la cultura Afro en Colombia.

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Carnaval de Barranquilla

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Latin America: Race, Culture & Food in Colombia

Kim on the campus of Universidad Externado de Colombia in Bogotá. Ella escribió su tiempo en Colombia. Desafortunadamente ella no fue tratada muy bien.

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aguacateconadobo: Bomba is an Afro-Puerto Rican folkloric music style developed throughout the 17th 18th and 19th centuries by west African slaves brought to the island by the Spanish. It is a communal activity that still thrives in its traditional centers of Loíza Santurce Mayagüez Ponce and New York City. The traditional musical style has been diffused throughout the United States following the Puerto Rican Diaspora especially in New York New Jersey Chicago California and Florida. It al...