Punto guajiro

Punto guajiro

music genre

Subclass of	music of Cuba
Country of origin	Cuba
Intangible cultural heritage status	Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity
Described at URL	https://ich.unesco.org/en/RL/01297, https://ich.unesco.org/fr/RL/01297, https://ich.unesco.org/es/RL/01297

Pa'alegɔ [edit]

Punto de'eŋo wa de'eni mɛ la nɛrekuuŋɔ tara kɔlenɔ yima yima zo'e zo'e de'ena: Mafesɛ wuu Spanish duma kɔlegɔ , Cuban duma kɔlegɔ, laúd la tiple waabi. punto vuurɛ de la (punteando), gana (rasgueado). Ba tari la lɔgerɔ tuta: clave, güiro la guayo. Yuuneba la ni bɔna la tigera duma puan gee nyaa iŋɛ bamisi foolee duma. Ba ni yuuma mɛ, ka'ara gee tara voole duma yima yima ti la tana basera ti Yuuneba la nyɛya saŋa maasena suŋa suŋa.

Pɔsega la puan, ba ni gulesɛ mɛ biŋe gee ti Yuuneba la nya ta'am dikɛ ti a dɛna yuunɛ gulesɛ. Pɔsɛ 1935 yuunɛ la puan, punto de la sɛla n parɛ zi'an woo bɔna Cuban walesi puan mɛ. Nɛreba yuum ka gulesɛ yele wa biŋera amaa, nɛra ayima ti ba yi'ira e ti Aida Bode n yuum gulese yuunɛ wa biŋe. Ba'asegɔ puan 1997, yuunɛ la puan ti a yuum dikɛ sɛla ti a gulesɛ la nyaa yuum yese nyiŋa.

Celina González and Albita both sang punto in the first part of their careers, proving that the genre is still alive, though perhaps moribund in its original form. Celina has one of the great voices in popular music, and her supporting group Campo Alegre is outstanding. For aficionados, however, Indio Naborí (Sabio Jesús Orta Ruiz, b. 30 September 1922) is the greatest name in punto, for his decima poetry, which he wrote daily for the radio and newspapers. He is also a published author, with several collections of his poetry, much of which has a political nueva trova edge.

punto buuri buuri [edit]

• Punto pinareño (punto libre or vueltabajero): ze'ele Western province bɔna Pinar del Río. A de la zaŋa gee tara kɔkɛ'ɛŋa ti ba yuuna ŋwɔna balabala.
• Punto en clave (punto fijo: ze'ele
• of Clagüey and Las V tari la itegɔ buyi ti fu nara fu doosend meter.
• Punto espirituano: ze'ele la Sancti Spiritus province.
• Punto matancero: ze'ele la Matanzas.
• Punto seguidilla: tari la tigera zo'e (décimas) n wan ta'am iŋɛ yuunɛ ti saaŋɔ kana.

Sɛba n leregeri punto[edit]

Yu'ura wa n boi tilum wa de la sɛba n de'eni punto de'eŋo wa suŋa suŋa.

20th 'century yuuma yɛla[edit]

• Juan R. Limendoux
• Gregorio Morejón
• Ordóñez Santana
• Edelmira Vera
• Pedro de Armas
• Antonio Camino
• Justo Vega (Cabezas, 9 August 1900 – Havana 31 January 1993)
• José Sánchez León (b. San Antonio de los Baños 1899)
• Pedro Guerra (b. La Salud)
• Fortún del Sol, Colorín, (b. Cienfuegos)
• Chanito Isidrón (Calabazar de Sagua, 1903 – Havana, 22 February 1987)
• Rigoberto Rizo (Madruga, 1907)
• Adolfo Alfonso
• Inocente Iznaga (Cienfuegos, 29 December 1930)
• Martica Morejón (b. 21 June 1942)
• Guillermo Portabales
• Ángel Valiente, Angelito, (San Antonio de los Baños, 28 February 1916 – 21 January 1987)
• Jesús Orta Ruiz, Indio Naborí, (San Miguel del Padrón, Havana, 30 September 1922)
• Jose Marichal. El Sinsonte de Govea. (Guira de Melena, Habana)
• Luis Gómez
• Rene Espinosa
• Nazario Segura
• Omar Mirabal
• Jesús Rodríguez
• Francisco Reyes Castano "El Cacique Jaruqueno", (Jaruco, Cuba, 24 July 1917–Miami, Florida, April 1978)
• Jose Antonio Tejeda
• Paula Garcia Coro, "La Calándria de los Palmares" (Canalete, Pinar del Rio, 16 March 1928; Cleveland, Ohio, USA, 20 August 2013)