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1. the batabook
Traditional bata music is played in a religions function called a bembe, in honor and in worship of Yoruba deities called Orisha. Although there are many différent ways to perform a bembe, the most formal always involve the use of sacred bata drums played by drummers who have been initiated for such roles... >>read more
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BataDrums.com is a resource for Bata drums and drumming - finding the music, recordings, teachers, buying bata, history of bata, finding books, and background on AfroCuban religion and other styles of drumming.
bata, drums, orisha, rumba, bembe, tambor, abbilona, Abilona, Abbillona, CD, Lazaro Ros, Ros, Santisimo, Santeria, videos, CDs,... >>read more
bata, drums, orisha, rumba, bembe, tambor, abbilona, Abilona, Abbillona, CD, Lazaro Ros, Ros, Santisimo, Santeria, videos, CDs,... >>read more
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The Bata originate from West Africa. The Yoruba people are credited for their existense specifically Shango (Sango)
Sango was Alafin (owner of the palace)or Oba (king) of the ancient city of Oyo.
The Bata were created in his honor and to this day sing his praises.
Manufacturer of percussion instruments.
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Sango was Alafin (owner of the palace)or Oba (king) of the ancient city of Oyo.
The Bata were created in his honor and to this day sing his praises.
Manufacturer of percussion instruments.
... >>read more
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The batá drums and their music have survived for over 500 years, traveling from the land of the Yorůbá in Nigeria to Cuba to the United States and beyond. Their story is a testament to the power and depth of the religion and culture of which they are an important part.... >>read more
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This rhythm originates from Yoruba music, religious music dedicated
to Orishas gods. Odua is the divinity of birth and
death. There are several songs that accompany this rhythm but it
is played in its instrumental part called Orun Seco during religious
ceremonies.... >>read more
to Orishas gods. Odua is the divinity of birth and
death. There are several songs that accompany this rhythm but it
is played in its instrumental part called Orun Seco during religious
ceremonies.... >>read more
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