- Dande - Wikipedia
Dande is a municipality in the Bengo Province of Angola, with its seat in the city of Caxito It is the capital municipality of the said province [2] In 2014, it had 217,929 inhabitants [3]
- Dande Company: Custom Gifts Awards
Dande Company, Tacoma's oldest and largest provider of awards and recognition items, specialized engraving services, and personalized gifts Trophies, awards, gifts, engraving
- Dande Festival - Musical Festivities - Aruba
More than 50 singers accompanied by typical musical groups present their original composition and lyrics as well as the traditional Dande song These Dande groups are groups of traveling musicians blessing local families during the New Year with goodwill and prosperity
- Aruba Dande Celebration - VisitAruba. com
Aruban true traditional music is the Dande which is played to welcome the New Year The Dande was born around 1880 after King Willem II liberated the slaves The liberated slaves started playing the tambu and visited Aruban homes to wish them a Happy New Year
- The Soul of Aruba: Understanding the Significance of Dande Culture
Dande, a vibrant musical tradition deeply woven into the fabric of Aruban culture, is more than just a New Year’s serenade; it’s a heartfelt expression of gratitude, well-wishing, and hope for the year ahead
- MyDande - Share Your Wish
Origin: Inspired by the dandelion (taraxacum), whose seeds disperse on the wind to spread far and wide From 'dandelion' + 'dream' = dande Example: "She created a dande for her birthday wish, watching with delight as it spread to five continents within days "
- Dande Festival will take place on December 27-29 – Aruba Today
The Dande is a local oral tradition where the song “ay nobe” (aña nobo) – “new year” is performed as the New Year is approaching or has arrived Dande stems from the word Dandalia, which loosely translates into “to party, he who parties, or simply paranda”
- Dande Festival Aruba - Traditional New Year Celebration
Central to the Dande Festival in Aruba are the traveling musicians who perform personalized blessings for each family member Musicians play a variety of traditional Aruban instruments, including the tambu, which creates an energetic rhythm, and the wiri, which enhances the festive sound
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