1'IenIpanderetas;JCJ Band. Washington, DC.Los Plateros de la21, New YorkSones de México, Chicago, IllinoisJCJ Band is a popular Washington,Los Pleneros de la 21 have for nearlySones de Mexico is a six-memberD.C.-based dance band thatJSyears performed the strongestChicago-based ensemble dedicatedspecializes m the Dominicanstrands ot Atro-Puerto Rican music,to performing regional styles ofmerengue, one of the most popularthe bomba and the plena.1 hey set theMexican music interwoven withof contemporary pan-Latino socialdances. In addition, they play apercussive essence ot their music inaweb ot contemporary harmoniescontemporary creativity. Theyplay a variety ot instruments andwide range ot Latino dance music.|C| Band es una banda popular enWashington, D.C. que se especializael merengue dominicano, uno delos bailes sociales pan-latinos maspopulares. Ademas, la banda brindaand artful arrangements appealing toboth traditionalists and innovators.hey take their name from bus stop2i in Santurce, Puerto Rico, thelocal identifier of a neighborhoodthat is the source of the best ot theAfro-Puerto Rican tradition.musical genres, and their repertoirereflects the diverse backgroundsot Chicago's distinctive Latinocommunity, Mexican and beyond,Sones de Mexico es un ensamble deseismiembros basado en Chicagoun repertorio amplio de músicalatina para bailar para los diferentesgustos de su publico latinoCarlos C Toledo, leader líder;Los Pleneros de la 21 tienen casiveinticinco años tocando las tradicionesmas tuertes de la músicaafropuertorriqueña, la bomba v laplena 1 os músicos sitúan la esenciav dedicado a la presentación delos estilos regionales de la músicamexicana intercalada con creatividadcontemporánea. Los músicostocan una variedad de instrumentosbassbajopercusiva de su música dentro de uii.\y géneros musicales y su repertorioAnthony Carr, saxophonesaxofónred de armonías contemporáneasrefleja la diversidad cultural de laFélixCarrera, trumpet' trompetay arreglos artísticos complaciendodistintiva comunidad latina, mexi-Waltei /. Duran, percus-tanto a los tradicionalistas como a loscana y no mexicana, de Chicago.sion/percusióninnovadores. Su nombre viene de laEly A. Hernández, trumpet.' trompetaparada de autobus 21en Santurce,licnaio Cerón, vocals/voz;Luis Hernández, vocals/vozPuerto Rico, identificando el barrioa< 1 ordion/acordeón; jarochoNelson Medina, pianoque es la fuente de lo mejor en laharparpa jarocha; violin/Salvador E. Montoya, saxo-tradií ion afropuertorriqueña.violin; saxophonesaxofónphone/saxofónGiovanni Mórcelo, percussionpercusiónAndrés Parra, vocalsRene LpercusiónvozSandoval, percussionLuis l: I Hieda, vocals vozRoberto Cepeda, güiro; maracas;dance baileMiriam Félix, bomba dance/baile ile bomba, chorus coroJuan ' ]utiérrez .barrilesde bomba, timbale; percussionpercussion, chorus coroJulia Loiza Gutiérrez-Rivera,bomba dance baile de bombaJosé Lantigua, pumo: synthesizer/Juan ¡ho\ vocals/voz; guitarrónLorena íñiguez, vihuela;jarana;small percussion/percussion menorJoel Martínez, drums tambores;percussion percusiónVictot Pichardo, vocals/voz;hu.ip. Higuera; jarana; guitar/guitarra; clarinet clarineteJosé luán Rivera, vocals/voz;requinto; violin/ violinsintetizador; chorus/coroHéctoi"Tito" Matos, vocals/voz;choruscoro; panderetas;barriles de bomba; cuáEdgardo Miranda, acoustic and electriccuatro cuatro acústico\ elé< tricoCamilo Ernesto Molina, güiro;maracas, pandereta: barriles debomba; timbale; choruscoroDonald Nicks, electric bass guitar/bajo eléctrico; string basscontrabajoJosé Rivera, vocals/voz; chorus/coro;pandereta; barriles de bombaNellieTanco, vocalsvoz; chorus/coroSam C.Tanco, vocals/voz; chorus..oroSMITHSONIAN FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL
IOrnan:Oasis,Desert,and SeaCraft TraditionsAromatics and PotteryMahfoodha Hamed SaidAlAmu, Salalah, IncenseMuna Mohammed MahadAlAmri, Salalah, Incense BurnersGhaliya AH Mohammed AlBas, Salalah,IncenseMaryam Ahmad Balhaf,Salalah, PerfumeCalligraphySaleh Juma MuslemAl Shukairi,Muscat, C lalligraphyMohammed Kasim Nasser AlSayegh, Muscat, CalligraphyDesert CampNasra Nasser SaadAl Batahari,Shleem, Camel Milking BasketsJawhara SaidAUAl Duwaiki,Una, Camel TrappingsHaniya Sultan Al Waheibi,Ibra, Camel TrappingsNajood Hamood Al II 'aheibi,¡bra,Bedouin CosmeticsEmbroideryKhalsa Mohammed Abdullah AlJabri,Samail, Cap EmbroideryNajla Juma SaidAl Sinani,Stir, Sun EmbroideryMasar ]amaan Saad Ban Saad,Salalah, Salalah EmbroideryMaryam Ali RashidAl Shehhi,Kasab; Date Palm BasketsIndigoAmur Salean SalimAl Shamakhi,Babia, Indigo-dyed ClothMetalworkMubarak Abdullah Ismail. 1/Farsi, Sin, CopperworkMusabah Jaarqj Khamis AlHadad, Manah, MetalworkIbrahim Hamood Al Isma Hi,Nizwa, Silver JewelryOmar Abdullah Khalifin Al Rashidi,Sin, in; Silver KhanjarWorkKhalid Naseer Sai/AlTaiwani,Nizwa, Khanjai AdornmentWeavingSahuman Abdullah Basan AlKhatri,Al Hamra, Wool WeavingKhalfan AniuiKhalfanAl Badowi,Al Mudaibi, Silk WeavingOccupational TraditionsOasis KitchenSaiiina Bakhit Abdulla Al Badri,Muscat, Omani Cooking/.aimHamed Mohammed AlDhahli, Muscat, Habva MakingSaid Abdullah Saul Al Hailby,Muscat, Omani CookingAhmed Rashid Abdullah AlMarsoori, Muscat, Halwa MakingTraditional BuildingKbalnl ¡uma Hassoun AlAraimi, Sur, BoatsAhmed Mubarak SabeitAl Araimi, Sur, Boats1/j Said Khamis AlYahyaai,Bahla, Traditional StructuresSaleh Khalqf SaifAlYahyaai,Bahla, Traditional StructuresMusic and Dance TraditionsAl Majd, Salalah(South Oman Traditions)Saul Awadh Salim Al HadhramjJalal Awadh Said AllounAbdul Sharif Bakhit Ba MaalaqIhiyab Nasser ArfahBait Al RabashNassr Bashir Ashoor Bait ArdhamSamid Nasib FarhanBait Bu SalaselWata Said MohammedBait DashishaAppian Said [amaan Bait FarhanAbdul Hadi Fael Bait MaaleqAbir Gharib Bakhit Bait MabrookKhaloud Gharib BakhitBait MabrookAtaf Saleh Faraj Bait MustahilSaid Aman Allah SaidBait NaghathitNaji Awadh Rajab Bait RabiaRajab Khamis Saad Bait SaleemAniña Riyadh Rabia BaitTaroomAbdallah Masib FarajBu Bait Al AmriRasam Rabia Nasib MaadAnwar Nasib Saad QafqafArafat Matar RajabQurayat EnsembleK .'ianal Coast Traditions)Namir Khamis IshaqAl BalushiSaid Taraif Saleem Al GhazaliAmal Khamis Juma Al HabsiNabil Naseeb SangorAl [abriSuad Obaid Salmeen Al JabriAll Khamis Said Al [ahdhamiNaaim Suwaid SangoorAl RisadiMubarak Khamis Juma Al RuzaiqiTalib Khalfan Salim Al Sha AibiAfra [uma Sulaiyam Al SinaniAmal |uma Sulaiyam Al SinaniHadaiyad RabiaIladaiyad Al SinaniMahfoodh AbdullahNajnn Al SinaniRahima Rabia Hadid Al SinaniRahma |uma Sulaiyam Al SinaniSaleh Yousuf Fail Al SinaniSalim Juma Suleum Al SinaniYousufThani FayilAl SinaniAhmed Zaid Fail Al WaheibiZayid Khalif MubarakSuhar Ensemble(North Coast Traditions)Abdullah Saleh Al BalushiIbrahim MubarakHamed Al Balushi[uma Khamis Juma Al BalushiSinan Ibrahim All Al BalushiAh Suhail SahmAl DhahriObaid Mohammed Obaid Al FarsiKhamis Ah MohammedAl HamdaniMohammed Abdullah Al HamdaniSaid Nasib Kharabash Al HamdaniAbdallah Saleh Ah Al JabriAbdullah KhadeemDhiwaiAJ KahaliAbdullah Ah Shinain Al MaqbaliAbdullah Salmeen Al MaqbaliKhalfan Saleh Abdullah Al NofliYounis [uma Khamis Al NorliIbrahim Mohammed Al QasmiSaad Said Nasib Al QasmiAsim Ah Mohammed Al ShafeiMohammed Ah IbrahimAl ShezawiDarwish Saleh Salim Al ShibliDhahi Ghasab DhahiAJ ShibliSalmi MohammedAbdulla Al ShibliMohammed Hassan SaidAl ShidiKhamis Ah Khaif HamdaniI[19]FESTIVALPARTICIPANTS
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