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Kumina

 

 

COUNTRY: Jamaica [wpspoiler name=”Kumina drumming from Jamaica” open=”true” style=”aatw-video”][/wpspoiler]

Kumina music:

http://mydancing.com/port/musictext.htm

KUMINA: Early African-Jamaican religious folk music that paid (and still continues to pay) homage to “the spirits” through communal drumming, chanting and dance. More about Kumina music.

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