Sentences with phrase «of cumbia»

As the creative force behind the M.I.S., Lara's music — a melding of cumbia, hip - hop, mambo, folk, electronica, and traditional Mexican music — has established him as a rising star in both in his native Mexico and north of the border.

Her choreography and research have been supported by funds from the Yellow House Fund of the Tides Foundation from 2010 - 13 and she is a Jerome Travel and Study Grant fellow for 2014 - 16, which will take her to Mexico City to research the queer subculture of Cumbia Sonidera.

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I must say I was pretty miserably exhausted my first night observing up on the mountain top, ready to adjust my career plans at 4 a.m., with the local radio reminding us between cumbia (dance music) hits of the glacial progress of time — «son las cuatro con cinco minutes... son las cuatro con diez minutos.»

Members of CountryWesternSingles.com also have reported they are looking for dancing partners that love dancing, square dancing, line dancing, dancing the two step, Country dancing, folk dancing, Polka, Minuet, Clogging, Cumbia, Contradance, Mazurka, Polojnaise, Quadrille, Redowa, barn dance, Schottische, Waltz, Partner dances including those that are mostly lead and follow, and pattern partner dances.

January 16, 2014 • Hear a band from Arizona splice together mambo — by way of Mexico — with psychedelic cumbia and other Latin styles.

On the weekend, cumbia and salsa bands entertain the slightly lit crowds of dancers, revelers, lovers and those looking for love.

Cumbia, related to salsa and merengue, is a popular type of music played by troupes in areas where Mestizos live.

Akira Yamaoka (Silent Hill, Lollipop Chainsaw) Michiru Yamane (Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, Skullgirls) The Megas (Megaman tribute band) C418 (Minecraft) El Huervo (Hotline Miami) M.O.O.N. (Hotline Miami) Power Glove (F ar Cry 3: Blood Dragon) Brian Cubría: Chip Damage (Nintendo jazz band) Mortal Konga (Videogame cumbia)

Calafia Armada is a musical project who play a range of traditional rhythms and melodies from across the Americas including Jarocho, Puya, Rumba, and Cumbia.

People involved in the project include David, Daniel y Alberto Ramos, Gastà ³ n y Augusto, who paint and bind the books, cut cardboard and play «cumbia» very loud; Javier Barilaro, a plastic artist who «orders» the beauty of ideas; plastic artist and writer Fernanda Laguna, who manages, gets, asks and gives; inspirer, poet, editor and street seller Wà ¡ shington Cucurto, who has and realizes great ideas; great urban collectors who select first class cardboard; Pablo Martin, who «translates everything to «internetic» language», as they claim; and Tomà ¡ s Colombo, who registers everything in video.