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  • Collection: Raíces Caribeñas Folkloric Ensemble

Raíces Ensemble member Nicole Wines dancing Yemayá to the song "Yemaya Asesu".

A song and dance for Yemayá, mother of all Orishas and force of nature representing the ocean.

Raíces Ensemble playing a song and dancing for Yemayá in the production "Tale of Two Waters".

Raíces Ensemble playing batá drums and singing a chant for Yemayá.

Yemayá salutes the drums says goodbye to the drummers at the end of her section of the "Tale of Two Waters" story.

A song and dance for Ochún, force of nature representing the sweet or fresh waters like rivers and lakes.

Raíces Ensemble playing a song and dancing for Ochún in the production "Tale of Two Waters".

Raíces Ensemble member Nicole Wines dancing Ochún in the production "Tale of Two Waters".

Raíces Ensemble drumming during an interlude in the "Tale of Two Waters" production.

Raíces Ensemble's Music Director Francisco G. Gómez telling a segment of the "Tale of Two Waters" story during a live production at Elizabeth Public Library.

Francisco G. Gómez engaging the audience in call and response singing in the "Tale of Two Waters" production.

Raíces Ensemble members Francisco G. Gómez and Nicole Wines demonstrate how song can be used to call the Orishas during ceremonies.

Raíces Ensemble member Nicole Wines telling a segment of the "Tale of Two Waters" story during a live production at Elizabeth Public Library.

Raíces Ensemble performs a rumba during the "Tale of Two Waters" production, singing for the protection of natural ecosystems and resources.

Raíces Ensemble closes out the "Tale of Two Waters" production with a rumba.

The "Tale of Two Waters" production includes a multimedia storytelling component with voiceover narration and a slideshow.
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