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Bamboula Eh Séa
Bamboula Eh Séa Ya is a migratory story of the evolution of bamboula in the U.S. Virgin Islands & Puerto Rico. It follows Marie Paul, traditional Afro-Caribbean dancer and practitioner of bamboula. Tracing the origins and interconnections of Bamboula and Bomba from the U. S. Virgin Islands to Puerto Rico, this film is a call to action to preserve a long but not forgotten history and is an invoker of ancestral pride & indigenous heritage.
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Bamboula Eh Séa Ya is a migratory story of the evolution of bamboula in the U.S. Virgin Islands & Puerto Rico. It follows Marie Paul, traditional Afro-Caribbean dancer and practitioner of bamboula. Tracing the origins and interconnections of Bamboula and Bomba from the U. S. Virgin Islands to Puerto Rico, this film is a call to action to preserve a long but not forgotten history and is an invoker of ancestral pride & indigenous heritage.
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