From "Sentimiento y Manana" to "Radio Habana"

Leyla and Victor their beautiful place.

Valencia and 22 San Francisco California

They are respect, support and continue the Cuban Tradition and Culture, in especial Afro-Cuban Music "La Rumba"


"Radio Habana" A magical place, welcoming atmosphere where the 2 and the 4 Sundays of the month opens its doors to everybody, especially for the Cuban community.

They have a delicious coofe, bar, and Cuban food

Leyla make exquisite Sangria.

Que Changuison! was by "Sentimiento y Manana"

http://youtu.be/0ln8qgg6GEA

"Changui" new Cuban musical genre in the bay area.

Esto es Cuba (This is Cuba) it was a fantastic event and varied, it was full of surprise.

These events are motivated and inspired in memory of my grandfather 

my "cheve"

This is Cuba! (Esto es Cuba) Saturday, Sept 27th, at 8 pm @Geoffreys 410 14th Street (one block from 12th St. Bart station)

This is Cuba! (Esto es Cuba)

Dance and enjoy

Rumba, Changui and son

Saturday, Sept 27th, at 8 pm

@Geoffreys 410  14th Street

(one block from 12th St. Bart station)

Only $5.00 cover

Welcome" Nancy Morejon" "Sentimiento y Manana" Celebrando tu 70 Aniversario today at Emerald Tablet 80 Fresno St. San Francisco (in North Beach)

"Nancy Morejon"






Celebrando tu 70 Aniversario today at Emerald Tablet 80 Fresno St. San Francisco (in North Beach)

with "Sentimiento y Manana"

According to Google Nancy Morejón Havana, 1944  is a Cuban poet, critic, essayist.

She graduated with honors at the University of Havana, having studied Caribbean and French Literature, and she is fluent in French and English. She later taught French. She is a well-regarded translator of French and English into Spanish, particularly Caribbean writers, including Edouard Glissant, Jacques Roumain and Aimé Césaire, René Depestre. Her own poetry has been translated into English, German, French, Portuguese, Gallego, Russian, Macedonian, and others. She is as of 2013 director of Revista Union, journal of the UNEAC, Union of Writers and Artists; in 2008 she was elected president of the writer's section of Unión de Escritores y Artistas de Cuba (UNEAC).

She has produced a number of journalistic, critical, and dramatic works. One of the most notable is her book-length treatments of poet Nicolás Guillén. In 1986 she won the Cuban "Premio de la crítica" (Critic's Prize) for Piedra Pulida, and in 2001 won Cuba's National Prize for Literature,  awarded for the first time to a black woman. This national prize for literature was created in 1983; Nicolás Guillén was the first to receive it. She also won the Golden Wreath of the Struga poetry evenings for 2006. She has toured extensively in the United States and in other countries; her work has been translated into over ten languages, including English, Swedish and German.

Changui in the Bay Area Midia Center Berkeley

Fiesta de Bienvenida para mi princesa Osamirho Cloe Stable Martinez

(Esto es Cuba) This Is Cuba. Changui and Timba. Delicios Cuban Food!!! Sept 5 at 8.00 pm. 410 14th Street Oakland CA, Only $5 Cover.,

(Esto es Cuba) This Is Cuba. Changui and Timba. Delicios Cuban Food!!! Sept 5 at 8.00 pm. 410 14th Street Oakland CA, Only $5 Cover.,

My neighborhood "La Isabel" "Comparsa Central Honduras" Guantanamo, Cuba

http://youtu.be/a6-F9dGGFHc

Dos Four - Negro Congo

http://youtu.be/v9JJcAEsipc

Sentimiento y Manana with Luis Varverde Afro-Cuban Class

Welcome Juan Stable (el pescao) to "la Isabel" Central Honduras Guantanamo, Cuba and Union Rumbera tocando un don de gracia

http://youtu.be/YxnGH62DVF0

"Sentimiento y Manana" Laney College presents Festac Oakland 2014

http://youtu.be/F5r2jzPqOqE

Sentimiento y Manana Prescott-Joseph-Center Sunday Feb 23 2014

http://youtu.be/4XiOC8s1BHw

Union Rumbera

Union Rumbera Sabado de la Rumba 2007 en "el Palenque"

http://youtu.be/n-oMUpBhDX4

Cultura y tradiciones de mi pueblo La Isabel, Central Honduras

Los morenos del Changui

Cultura y Tradiciones escuchandos estos ritmos me hice adulto, y madure.

Derroche de Energia

Cuando hacemos algo que nos interesa y nos apaciona nuestro espirito se clean.

Work with the children

Children Community

Work with the Community

The child is will the future

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Changui Guantanamero

Sentimiento y Manana

http://postnewsgroup.com/blog/category/oakland/ 

Sigan la noticia
fallow the news

Over 50 people attended Juan Pescao Stable’s “Sentimiento and Manana” Rumba performance last Sunday afternoon at the Prescott Joseph Center in West Oakland.

During the performance, members of the audience were asked to dance and learn some new moves, cheered on by friends and family members. There were some technical issues with the microphone, prompting an intermission, and people went inside the center to view the art show featuring a variety of paintings from artists such as Bertrell Smith.

Rumba is a form of Afro-Cuban music that features percussive rhythms, song and ballroom dance. The name derives from the Cuban Spanish word rumbo, which means“party” or “spree.”

The three main forms of rumba are yambú, guaguanco, and Columbia, which differ in choreography and the pace. Guaguanco is a seductive couples dance, Columbia is a fast and highly acrobatic solo male dance, and Yambú is a couple dance similar to guaguancó but much slower.

“We want to keep the tradition going whether we’re in Old Havana or Oakland,” said Stable. “For many Cubans, Rumba is spiritual and we play the music for our ancestors.”

Stable was a member of a group of professional Rumberos from Santiago de Cuba and from Guantanamo. Stable grew up in Guantanamo where he learned the songs, chants, and percussions to play rumba.

Stable said this was the group’s first time performing at the Prescott-Joseph Center and hopes to have more shows at the venue in the future.

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My son Malcolm Stable - Martinez he is a talent

Malcolm Stable-Martinez a talent Afrocubano

Rumba Cubana in "El Palenque" on 2007 with Union Rumbera group.

Afro-Cuban Music special Rumba 

PNN-TV: Reviews of the Revolution an interview with Juan Estable

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQ3CDa4GAW0&feature=share&list=UUk5PaHiHXxW62CXbGav1LdQ&index=44

BEMBE CLASS

Malonga Center  Wednesday, Jun 18 from 7.30 pm to 9.00 pm. 1428 ALICE St Oak CA 94612, 2 floor., By Luis Varverde and live music.,