Category Archive: ANTHROPOLOGY

Día con Ex Guerrilleros en Tierra Grata: Historias de Transformación y Esperanza

Únete a mí en un viaje extraordinario mientras paso un día con ex miembros de las FARC en Tierra Grata, Colombia. Desde sus historias de transformación hasta las ideas únicas que compartieron, esta experiencia fue reveladora e inspiradora. Descubre las historias no contadas de resiliencia, esperanza y la búsqueda de la paz en un lugar que una vez estuvo marcado por el conflicto. No te pierdas esta aventura cautivadora; ¡mira el video ahora y sé parte de un día increíble pasado con individuos excepcionales!

Voices of Waitangi: A Maori Perspective on the Treaty. What is the Treaty? What is it important?

In this enlightening video, join us on a journey through history and culture as we sit down with […]

QUECHUA: La Niña que Sembró un Bosque (Audiolibros en Lenguas Indígenas) Las Aventuras de Luna

Huk warmi kuyakuq killata yanapan, Kay tiqsi muyupi purimusqanpi hukniyananpaq. Mallkikunata tarpuspa. Killaqa uywakunata qayakun masinkuna kuyay chusiqkunataq […]

Tesoros Culturales: Aprendiendo sobre los Kanak en Nueva Caledonia

Aprende sobre sus tradiciones, arte, arquitectura y valores culturales únicos. Sumérgete en la belleza de sus danzas tradicionales y escucha las historias ancestrales transmitidas de generación en generación.

Explorando las Danzas Indígenas y Bienvenidas Guerreras en Utupua, Islas Salomón

En las Islas Salomón, hay tradicionales bienvenidas guerreras que se llevan a cabo para recibir y honrar a importantes invitados o para conmemorar eventos significativos. Estas bienvenidas guerreras a menudo incluyen impresionantes exhibiciones de habilidades guerreras tradicionales y prácticas culturales. Si bien los detalles específicos pueden variar entre diferentes regiones y grupos culturales en las Islas Salomón, aquí hay algunos elementos generales y palabras clave asociadas con las bienvenidas guerrera

Discovering the Meaning and Significance of the Haka Dance in New Zealand Culture

Haka as a traditional dance that has been performed by Maori people in New Zealand for many generations. It is a dance that involves chanting, shouting, and making strong movements with the body, including stamping feet and slapping the body.

Unleashing the Power of the Haka: A Guide to New Zealand’s Iconic Dance

In this video, we explore the Maori Haka Dance, a traditional dance that originated in New Zealand. We’ll delve into the history and cultural significance of the Haka, as well as its use in modern society. You’ll learn about the meaning behind the Haka’s powerful movements and vocals, and how it serves as a symbol of strength and unity for the Maori people. Whether you’re interested in learning the dance itself, or simply gaining a deeper understanding of Maori culture, this video has something for everyone.

Experience the art of Maori traditional dancing

This video is a fascinating introduction to the rich cultural heritage of the Maori people and their traditional dances and music. Viewers will learn about the history and significance of Maori dances like the haka, kapa haka, and poi dance, as well as the unique instruments and rhythms used in Maori music. Through this engaging and informative presentation, cultural enthusiasts will gain a deeper appreciation for the beauty and complexity of Maori culture and its expression through music and dance,
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Vanuatu Water Music

The Mystical Water Music from Vanuatu.In the isolated Northern tropical islands in the Banks and Torres region of Vanuatu, women wade up to their waist dressed with traditional clothing, including arm bands and headwear made from flowers, to perform mystical water music. Water is their instrument in a magical display of skill playing this instrument. The women stand waist-deep in the water, slapping and stirring the surface, and singing in the Mwerlap language.

SERRANIA de CHIRIBIQUETE: DESCUBRE los SECRETOS de UN LUGAR MÁGICO con el ANTROPÓLOGO CARLOS CASTAÑO

DESCUBRE los MISTERIOS que guarda el PARQUE NACIONAL de la SERRANIA de CHIRIBIQUETE de la mano de su […]