Posts Tagged ‘Native American Chants’
Feeling Our Mother!
July 1st, 2010
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Songs for Yemaya are some of the sweetest and melodic in the pantheon of Orisha music. Enjoy this wonderful selection!
Born to Drum Drum Camp for Women
May 24th, 2010
You’re in luck! Today we begin a three week series on women drummers; those who have paved the way, those who hold open the doors, and those that have walked through to fill the rooms! Look for articles on Ubaka Hill, Fatu Lady Drummer, Mabiba Baegne and others. But first, enjoy this short clip present by Women Drummers International and feel the power of women on the drums! You will be glad that you did!
Celebrating Women-the Human Creators
March 5th, 2010
Cafe Nuba Artwalk in Denver Feb. 5, 2010
February 3rd, 2010
Blessed Artivists, Poets, Students & Parents!
This week BluBlak Media in collaboration w Denver Open Media, KGNU & other community groups will come together for a Denver original -
CAFE NUBA!-rockin’ the mic since 1999!
Cafe Nuba the “Best Place to Raise Your Consciousness” (Westword) -We Invite you to experience the “original urban mic” for yourself. Join us for a nite of LIVE Audience performance art, music & sustainability -
ALL Ages welcome, Zero-waste event! details at
Location: 700 Kalamath St. Denver
Free!!! http://www.cafenuba.com:
Kymberly Jackson of Oakland, CA
January 31st, 2010
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