your opinion i would say and you are definitely entitled to it. it is Cuban but my point is that it originates from the west-african yoruba tribe and i don't know why you have a problem with that. i see absolutely nothing spanish about this apart froma few words which does not comprise of the music.
is not the yoruba culture of west africa , it comes from an evolution from yoruba culture mixed with the spanish culture , maybe looks like it , but remember is not african culture , IT IS CUBAN CULTURE
Lo máximo en la rumba,gracias youba andabo (YA),ya están arrasando YA poniéndola,.....YA ESTÁ, AHÍ NA'MÁ, la rumba buena.
Fantastisch! Habe solche Sehnsucht nach der "Isla maldita"!
i love it! thank you for posting this ;)
this is definitely the Yoruba culture of west-africa. the dance and all.
magnifico , TREMENDO NUMERO , con mayusculas
A masterpiece!
pa himno!!!
@amordemadre maybe we can all compromise and say its an element of Cuban culture that has its roots in an African culture (Yoruba) How about that?
@Kwekwe yes , of course , but adding another root in spanish culture
your opinion i would say and you are definitely entitled to it.
it is Cuban but my point is that it originates from the west-african yoruba tribe and i don't know why you have a problem with that. i see absolutely nothing spanish about this apart froma few words which does not comprise of the music.
is not the yoruba culture of west africa , it comes from an evolution from yoruba culture mixed with the spanish culture , maybe looks like it , but remember is not african culture , IT IS CUBAN CULTURE