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Los Parraleños tocaron candombe samurai para el penal.
Créditos Mariana Russo/Secretaría de Cultura de la Nación
Uno de los mas chico de la murga forma lo que es la gran presencia de los Acevedo's. Llega a la murga con muchas ganas, ideas y talento...pero sin idea de lo que es una murga. Eso ya ha cambiado y es un valor en la cuerda de los primos. Su apodo llega porque así le decían al tío en Uruguay.
Entrevista al señor José Pedro "Perico" Gularte, referente del Candombe Uruguayo.
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TE ESPERAMOS EN MEDRANO Y AV. CORRIENTES EN EL CORAZON DE ALMAGRO PARA QUE VEAS DESFILAR A LAS MEJORES MURGAS DURANTE FEBRERO Y MARZO!
A los saltos los Rayados de Lugano!
While Montevideo, Uruguay, may not be at the top of a list for going to see street art, I will gladly say they have a great network...and some beautiful pieces.
There's an interactive website -- www.streetart.uy/ -- that will help you easily find street art all across the capital. (Yellow markers are former pieces. Green markers are current. It's not always completely accurate, given the nature of street art, though in my experience, this was exceptionally accurate.)
As a city, and a country, I'm in love with Uruguay. Of the nations in this half of the continent, this is easily the one I would choose to live in. Brazil & Argentina may be prettier countries with more diverse landscapes, but I loved the feel of life here.
Montevideo has a very relaxed feel to it with tree-lined streets and just a laidback vibe in general.
2010-02-04 Desfile de Llamadas en Montevideo (58) - Desfile de Llamadas (Parade der Rufe), Karnevalsumzug in Montevideo, Uruguay
A dancer waits her turn to perform in the parade of Llamadas in Montevideo. One of the most imporant elements of Carnaval in Uruguay is Candombe, an African drum rhythm played on tambor drums. It was revitalized in the Americas by black slave descendents as a way by which to reclaim their cultural heritage and battle for civil rights.