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This Is How The Earth Sounds: Garagoa, Boyacá (Spanish)

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The video titled 'This Is How The Earth Sounds: Garagoa, Boyacá' explores the rich cultural and musical heritage of Boyacá, Colombia. Featuring musician Fernando Cely, it delves into traditional music known as 'música parrandera' and the role of community and music in local life. The video presents stories, coplas, and the Ganachicha, highlighting their importance in campesino culture. The content is woven with ecological themes, showcasing rural livelihoods and traditional cooking. This narrative aligns with educational themes of cultural appreciation, environmental awareness, and social skills—relevant for curricula emphasizing multicultural education and agricultural understanding.