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Huarango & Cunamacué Contemporary Afro-Peruvian Music & Dance
EastSide Arts Alliance * NAKA * Cunamacué present:
Huarango & Cunamacué
Contemporary Afro-Peruvian Music & Dance
JUNE FRI/7 & SAT/8 @8 pm
The month of June is Afro-Peruvian culture month in Peru. For the first time the festivities are celebrated here in the Bay Area with Oakland's first Afro-Peruvian festival, Ondú. The festival kicks off with a performance on June 7 & 8 at EastSide Cultural Center by two local companies that reinterpret Afro-Peruvian folklore, Huarango and Cunamacué. Both groups are rooted in Afro-Peruvian culture and develop a contemporary approach of its music and dance.
Huarango is a new musical project born in Oakland, California that recreates traditional Afro-Peruvian music with contemporary sounds influenced by jazz and classical music.
Cunamacué based in Oakland, California is a contemporary Afro-Peruvian dance company that uses Afro-Peruvian movement vocabulary as well as movements inspired by modern dance and dances of the African Diaspora to promote the continuity of Afro-Peruvian culture, representing it not as a point in time, but as a living, vibrant and evolving form whose music and dance can be used as a means of contemporary expression.
$20 (No one turned away for lack of funds) brownpapertickets.com
EastSide Cultural Center 2277 INTL. BLVD. OAKLAND eastsideartsalliance.org // FB: EASTSIDE ARTS ALLIANCE
Live Arts In Resistance celebrates our cultural traditions with creative innovation, aspiring to decolonize our spirits and our imagination.
LAIR is supported in part by The William & Flora Hewlett Foundation, the Caw Foundation, and individual donors.
Photo by Robbie RJ Muna
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LocationEastSide Cultural Center (View)
2277 International Blvd
Oakland, CA 94606
United States
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