Rumba en Belén

[mariabel0505]

Me parece que el que està narrando este video es: AL Fuentes..., "EL AFRICANO".

[ceerocker]

@ 1:53 Rest In Peace Pupy Insua, master dance teacher, who came to the U.S. and shared his mastery throughout New York City. Vaya con Ache y Fuerte!

[sodlo]

Big difference between the Cubans and the Dominicans!!!!

[lorelaidelilah]

@sodlo what do you mean?

[IKANEFIORORO]

VIENDO ESTE VIDEO SIENTO UNA MEZCLA DE ALEGRIA Y TRISTEZA YA QUE ESE ES MI BELEN QUERIDO Y ADEMAS HAY SERES QUE QUISE MUCHO COMO LIDIA Y CHAPPOTIN QUE YA NO ESTAN CON NOSOTROS,TAMBIEN ESTA MI AMIGO APEY,NELSA,CHUCHA Y OTROS TANTOS BELENCIANOS QUE AUN ESTAN ALLI.PARA TODA ESA GENTE UN SALUDO DESDE NEW YORK.

ROLANDO R CALVES

[bongosnotbombs]

Yeah that's Pupy all right. I was fortunate to play rumba with him a month ago, and catch his performance here in San Francisco.

[1986lterry]

@bongosnotbombs Oye el Pupy Insua my brother,if you see him again please give him my number,512-945-7537.I'm El Terry

[keikaa1]

holle eso nada mas se ve en mi cuba en el barrio que rico, belen jesus maria san leopordo, cayo hueso, luyano, pogoloti, cerro,

[ronpo3]

dilo como yo acere cooo,hay namaa dilo como yo!! rumba cubana!!

[Chambelona59]

The guy dancing at the end of this video is "Pupy" who has been teaching dance & living in N.Y.C. for at least the last ten years.

"Pupy' is the same dancer who can be seen in the movie "Calle 54" dancing in the Orlando "Puntilla" Rios segment of that movie.

This video shows him pre dreadlocks, before he left Cuba.

[souseuze]

Thanks for pointing that out. I have had this video for years, and didn't recognize Pupy without his dreads and beard.

[josecheo110]

EL BARRIO DE BELEN pura identidad rumbera SAN ISIDRO Y HABANA esquina de CHAN de yoruba- andabo y paque de la ceiba. el barrio de grandes rumberos; Puntilla, Chapotin, el muelle y sus misterios

[CiaraMuzik]

i promise yoo these rappers n dancers of today be steelin moves from cultural people,, i c alotta dances we do today in these cuban dances.

[trevycoley83]

If you're interested in this kind of musica get the movie El Carnaval! trust me you'll like it.

[ParadigmShift302]

Now you know I have to run out and get this on DVD

[lualau3]

beautifull...what a great dancers...so natural and so fiery... more of this please.Lau*

[BelizeanThug22]

i love this video... the beat remind me of belize and honduras.

[pasifuksa]

where the hell does this video comes from ?

[tomasm007]

This is from the "Roots of Rhythm" DVD. You can find it on Amazon.

[italianexecutivechef]

tremendo rumbon con sabrosura, great and fantastic performance, splendida e meravigliosa infuocata danza.

[hulagirl12]

cuba is one of the greatest places for music and dance. cuba is the most innovative when it comes to music, it is always progeressing and the people demand excellence from the bands. African rythms and moves can be found in music the world over. it has a arge influence in jazz, hip hop, etc. listen to the drums and let them move you.

[cubanjazz1]

Wow, Cuba is the motherland where Mambo, ChaCha, Rumba, Guaguanco all started. The roots are in Cuba for Son too now commercialized known as it's 1960's inception name of Salsa, hummm interesting. Viva Cuba!!!

[mavinga]

you know the roots of all this music is Kongo, Bantu these are Kongo, Bantu people the rhythms are Kongo, Bantu rhythms, the people of central Africa, when I see Cuban music I dont see Cuba, or Cubans yeah by nationality, but race, and culture these are my people and my music, yaw know mambo, rumba are all Kikongo, Kiswahili, Bantu words...real recognize real...

[markbra]

You`re right but seems nobody wants to hear it.

I like to hear what`s real!

[ParadigmShift302]

Feel you on that

[valnyc]

where it all begin, I love that great clip!

[s2b3o]

I love being black

[MontrealM]

cuba linda!

[DuduEverywhere]

Impressing!

[timbero2006]

Awesome!!

[derbeno]

Nice to see this clip again. Great post