Figari criticizes the intention of Spanish Creole elites to rid the nation of the black population by focusing on the performance of<u> Candombe </u>created by African slaves in colonial Uruguay during the eighteenth century, which included the <u>crowning of a symbolic King and Quee</u>n in more elaborate performances occurring around Christmas, asserting the role of black Uruguayans as "innovators and contributors to the national body".
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<u>Candombe</u> is a form of druming, dance and music that immigrated to Uruguay form the African slave during the eighteenth century.In the year 2009 the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) inscribed <u>candombe in its Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.</u>
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<u>Candombe rhythm is created using three drums:</u>
- <u> tambor piano,</u>
- <u> tambor chico </u>
- <u> tambor repique.</u>
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<u> This form of dance and music is used to tell the story of the impact African culture on Uruguay and its people,</u>
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Explanation:BAJO UN CIELO DE GUERRA
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Epigastric region
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The abdominopelvic region contains nine areas and four quadrants. They are delineated using two sagittal planes and two transverse planes.
It is a part of the epigastric region, which is considered to be the superior region in the middle column. This part contains a part of stomach, part of liver, pancreas, duodenum and both the adrenal glands.
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Yes, people nowadays are not even proper food because life is sooo fast!
I do think people of today don't take time to reflect deeply on the meaning of life and the state of their souls.
Hope I helped!
During the renaissance period, it is a generally acceptable norm that women only suitable to do a certain job (most of them related to maintaining household)
This norm leave a lot of women with massive talents and intellegence to just sit around and wasting a lot of their youth doing something that below their scope of capabilities, just like what's portrayed in the poem.
