Why Colombia's Cimarrón ensemble is named after the wild bull
In short: Experience the high-energy sounds of música llanera as the ensemble Cimarrón performs at the 2011 Smithsonian Folklife Festival. This group of Colombian instrumentalists and dancers showcases the explosive, rhythmic traditions of the plains through their signature performance style.
Cimarrón is a Grammy-nominated ensemble featuring singers, dancers, and instrumentalists from Colombia. Their performance style, known as música llanera, is characterized by a fast-paced, explosive sound driven by percussive strings, maracas, and vocals.
The group's name translates to 'the wild bull,' a title that reflects the intensity and spirit of their regional music. Their work represents some of the most dynamic musical traditions emerging from Latin America, as demonstrated during their appearance at the 2011 Smithsonian Folklife Festival.
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