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-  The maraca and cua keep a constant rhythm that matches the dancers.
- Bomba music has made a huge comeback

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Their dancing comes from Africa, and is were some freed slaves went too.

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Bomba music comes from Africa and their ancestors

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Bomba the music follows the dancer
You dance what feels natural

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La Bomba is a Puerto Rican dance that is originated from Africa. It represents their ancestors and is a very liberating way to dance.

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You make the rhythm of the music.
It comes from africa and represents a place that doesn’t have racism or oppression
The dance is more known in the north.
Represents their ancestors and a way to talk to them

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It is not a specific dance, just something you feel.

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Bomba derives from Africa and was brought over by free slaves. It incorporates big moves, drums, singing, and instruments like Maracas y Cua. A liberating form of expression. Loiza has the largest concentration of black people.

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Freed slaves fled to Bomba for protection, which helped create the culture in Bomba.

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Its a form of self expression and you dance what you feel in that moment

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Being kept alive by many families in Puerto Rico

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Usually dance on the beach, on stage, or at someone’s house.

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Bomba originated in Africa and it was a way for
people to express them true selves and represent their ancestors.

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Dancing in Puerto Rico is a form of self-expression and the dancing is all up to the dancer themselves; it is what ever makes them feel natural.

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Bomba originated from African and acts as a way to represent ancestors

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It was not popular for a while, but is now coming back.

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In bomba you make the rhythm and everything follows you

Bomba comes from Africa

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- You make the rhythm, and everything else follows you
- includes drums, singing, and dancing
- was for people who escaped slavery

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La bomba comes from Africa and uses instruments such as the maraca.

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A form of self expression and self love

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Santurce was the first place freed slaves came to.

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You do whatever feels natural in the moment

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La bomba - you make the rhythm it’s a liberating way to dance. It originated from Africa. The dance represents their ancestors. Loíza was a place to escape slavery. A representation of political freedom La bomba was a space for rebellion - it is anti-oppresion & anti-racist. The music includes maracas, drums y cuá

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In bomba, you make the rhythm and everything else follows you. It is an instrument and a space for rebellion.

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“Whatever feels natural in the moment”