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Yemayá Dance
Dancing and playing a song for Yemayá.
Yemayá Asesu
Raíces Ensemble member Nicole Wines dancing Yemayá to the song "Yemaya Asesu".
Yemayá
Movements mimicking the ocean waves in Yemaya's dance.
Trying the Shekere
One eager audience member tried some of the Raíces Ensemble's instruments after the "Tale of Two Waters" production premiere.
Trying the Drums
One eager audience member asked to try some of the instruments after the "Tale of Two Waters" production premiere.
The Trickster
Eleguá is known for his childlike nature, which explains his love for candy and for playing tricks. Raíces Folkloric Ensemble member Nicole Wines hands out candy as Eleguá during the presentation of "Tale of Two Waters".
The Keeper of the Crossroads
A representation of Eleguá, the keeper of the crossroads, by the Raíces Folkloric Ensemble.
Thank You Hug
After the performance, Allie Blumenfeld, the team member from the Elizabeth Public Library who organized the event, stopped to hug Raíces Ensemble Music Director Francisco G. Gómez in thanks.
Tale of Two Waters - Yemayá
Raíces Ensemble playing a song and dancing for Yemayá in the production "Tale of Two Waters".
Tale of Two Waters - Storytelling
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.
Tale of Two Waters - Raíces Ensemble
Raíces Ensemble, 2019.
Tale of Two Waters - Ochún
Raíces Ensemble playing a song and dancing for Ochún in the production "Tale of Two Waters".
Tale of Two Waters - Multimedia Storytelling
The "Tale of Two Waters" production includes a multimedia storytelling component with voiceover narration and a slideshow.
Tale of Two Waters - Introduction
Nicole Wines introduces the Raíces Folkloric Ensemble Production "Tale of Two Waters" at the Elizabeth Public Library.
Tale of Two Waters - A Rumba for the Earth
Raíces Ensemble performs a rumba during the "Tale of Two Waters" production, singing for the protection of natural ecosystems and resources.
Storytelling
As part of the "Tale of Two Waters" production, Raíces Folkloric Ensemble and Raíces Cultural Center Director Francisco G. Gómez explains the historical and cultural background of the traditions being presented and shares stories that help them come…
Song for the Dead
The Raíces Folkloric Ensemble plays "Aumbao Wa Ori", a song honoring and praising the ancestors.
Shekeres
Raíces Folkloric Ensemble members playing an introductory rhythm on the shekeres and bell.
Raíces Folkloric Ensemble - Eleguá
The Raíces Folkloric Ensemble performing Eleguá during their presentation of "Tale of Two Waters" at the Elizabeth Public Library.
Raíces Family
Raíces Ensemble Director Francisco G. Gómez hugging Raíces supporter, program participant and family member Bernadette Chin-On, who attended the "Tale of Two Waters" premiere performance.
Raíces Ensemble - Yemayá
A Yemayá dance and song in the "Tale of Two Water" performance production.
Raíces Ensemble - Taking Bows
The Raíces Ensemble stepping up to take a bow at the end of the premiere of "Tale of Two Waters" at the Elizabeth Public Library.
Raíces Ensemble - Rumba
Raíces Ensemble closes out the "Tale of Two Waters" production with a rumba.
Raíces Ensemble - Ochún
An Ochún dance and song in the "Tale of Two Waters" performance production.
Raíces Ensemble
The Raíces Ensemble at the end of "Tale of Two Waters".