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5, 50, 500 YEARS OF TRADITION commemorates the multiplicity and interconnectivity of time-honored and experimental performance arts in the Bay Area, Cuba, and the Americas. Expanding on previous festivals, the Fifth Annual CubaCaribe Festival of Dance & Music spotlights the hybrid aesthetic practices that proliferate along cultural pathways crisscrossing the Americas—including Native American, Mexican, Peruvian, Brazilian, Haitian, Cuban, and African-American dance, music, and song.
5, 50, 500 YEARS OF TRADITION marks 5 years of CubaCaribe festivals and the organization’s continuing support of the arts; celebrates the vital performance arts that emerged as landmarks in the Cuban social landscape during the 50 years since the 1959 revolution; and commemorates the acts of creative tenacity, devotion, adaptation, and transgression that fueled cultural continuity and revitalization in the 500 years since colonization in the Americas.
50 commemorates the vital performance arts that emerged as cultural landmarks in the Cuban social landscape since the 1959 revolution.
50 YEARS OF PERFORMANCE SINCE THE CUBAN REVOLUTION – Friday and Saturday at 8pm, April 17-17 and Sunday at 2pm and 7pm, April 19
Featuring:
Juan Carlos Blanco & Omo Ache
Jeff Chambers & Ramon Ramos alayo
Chancleteros
Las Que Son Son
Napoles Ballet Theater
500 YEARS OF CULTURAL CONTINUITY AND REVITALIZATION IN THE AMERICAS – Friday and Saturday at 8pm, April 24-25 and Sunday at 2pm and 7pm, April 26
Featuring:
Alafia, Jeff Chambers & Kenny Washington, De Rompe y Raja, Paul Flores, Jaranón y Bochinche, Los Lupeños de San Jose, Eddie Madril of Four Winds, Mind Over Matter, Rica Salsa, Sandy Pérez y Su Lade, Urban Jazz Dance
5 YEARS OF SUPPORTING THE ARTS AT CUBACARIBE FESTIVAL OF DANCE & MUSIC – Friday and Saturday at 8pm, May 1-2 and Sunday at 7pm, May 3
Featuring:
Alayo Dance Company
Emese: Messengers of the African Diaspora
El Wah Movement