This Is How The Earth Sounds: Purification, Tolima (Spanish)
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The video 'This Is How The Earth Sounds: Purification, Tolima' explores the vibrant cultural heritage of Tolima, Colombia, through its unique musical traditions and culinary practices. Host Fernando Cely introduces viewers to the region's musical artistry, particularly the 'carranguera' music style, demonstrating the integral role of instruments like the 'requinto.' The video highlights the importance of preserving traditional music and customs, focusing on local communities' close ties to the Río Magdalena. It also delves into the region's agricultural practices and traditional dishes such as tamales and lechona, underscoring the communal and familial values reflected in festivities. These cultural elements align with educational themes of Social Studies and the Arts, emphasizing the significance of cultural preservation within a multicultural society. This content relates to middle school curriculum standards.
Media Details
Runtime: 24 minutes 1 seconds
- Topic: Arts, Social Science, Technology
- Subtopic: Culture and Society, Described and Captioned Media Program, Music
- Grade/Interest Level: 3 - 7
- Release Year: 2022
- Producer/Distributor: Canal 13
- Series: This Is How The Earth Sounds (Spanish)
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