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#203 - Posted 13 March 2010, 11:03 AM
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#204 - Posted 13 March 2010, 5:16 PM
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Thanks, I love kerubanda. The perico ripao shows our acceptance of African elements adopted by the Cibaeño Culture.

Elvis Presley a white, US American, a Missisippi red neck, came from the south, one of the most racist regions in the United States. "Yet his African influenced music and danced caused a world wide, cultural and social impact. He was nurtured on gospel, blues and country music and was the first white singer to perform in authentic African-American idioms. In 1954 Sam Phillips, president of Sun Records in Memphis, recognized his talent as "a white man who had the Negro sound and the Negro feel."

The Cibaeños were the first white, Europeans of Spanish ancestry in the Americas who were able to successfullly express the sound and movement of Africa.
Edited on 3/13/2010 5:20 PM by guillermone.
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#205 - Posted 13 March 2010, 7:18 PM
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Thanks, I love kerubanda. The perico ripao shows our acceptance of African elements adopted by the Cibaeño Culture.

Elvis Presley a white, US American, a Missisippi red neck, came from the south, one of the most racist regions in the United States. "Yet his African influenced music and danced caused a world wide, cultural and social impact. He was nurtured on gospel, blues and country music and was the first white singer to perform in authentic African-American idioms. In 1954 Sam Phillips, president of Sun Records in Memphis, recognized his talent as "a white man who had the Negro sound and the Negro feel."

The Cibaeños were the first white, Europeans of Spanish ancestry in the Americas who were able to successfullly express the sound and movement of Africa.


Kerubanda is not authentic Perico Ripiao ...
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#206 - Posted 13 March 2010, 7:51 PM
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Thanks, I love kerubanda. The perico ripao shows our acceptance of African elements adopted by the Cibaeño Culture.

Elvis Presley a white, US American, a Missisippi red neck, came from the south, one of the most racist regions in the United States. "Yet his African influenced music and danced caused a world wide, cultural and social impact. He was nurtured on gospel, blues and country music and was the first white singer to perform in authentic African-American idioms. In 1954 Sam Phillips, president of Sun Records in Memphis, recognized his talent as "a white man who had the Negro sound and the Negro feel."

The Cibaeños were the first white, Europeans of Spanish ancestry in the Americas who were able to successfullly express the sound and movement of Africa.


Kerubanda is not authentic Perico Ripiao ...


Well, authentic perico ripiao also sounds African.

Question:

Why are people from Moca, La Vega City, Jima Abajo (La Vega municipality) and Bonao so dark?
Chango ta' veni.
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guillermone previously said:

Thanks, I love kerubanda. The perico ripao shows our acceptance of African elements adopted by the Cibaeño Culture.

Elvis Presley a white, US American, a Missisippi red neck, came from the south, one of the most racist regions in the United States. "Yet his African influenced music and danced caused a world wide, cultural and social impact. He was nurtured on gospel, blues and country music and was the first white singer to perform in authentic African-American idioms. In 1954 Sam Phillips, president of Sun Records in Memphis, recognized his talent as "a white man who had the Negro sound and the Negro feel."

The Cibaeños were the first white, Europeans of Spanish ancestry in the Americas who were able to successfullly express the sound and movement of Africa.


Kerubanda is not authentic Perico Ripiao ...


Well, authentic perico ripiao also sounds African.

Question:

Why are people from Moca, La Vega City, Jima Abajo (La Vega municipality) and Bonao so dark?
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#208 - Posted 13 March 2010, 9:24 PM
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La Vega



La Vega is with no doubt a Cibaeño city.
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#209 - Posted 13 March 2010, 11:15 PM
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La Vega



La Vega is with no doubt a Cibaeño city.


Most people in the city do NOT look like that. Even many Cibaenos agree that cities like La Vega and Bonao have long been "morenonized". Those light skinned people are most likely from Constanza and Jarabacoa and not natives of the city.
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#210 - Posted 13 March 2010, 11:16 PM
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And don't tell me about your ex girlfriend from La Vega/Bonao with the "blue eyes and blond hair", she's most likely from El Campo and not the city.
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