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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plena
Plena is played throughout Puerto Rico especially during special occasions such as the Christmas season, and as the musical backdrop for civic protests, due to its traditional use as a vehicle for social commentary. When plena is played the audience often joins in the singing, clapping, and dancing.

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https://www.masterclass.com/articles/plena-music-guide
Plena music, also known as la plena, is an Afro-Puerto Rican musical genre known for its heavy percussion and energetic sound. Plena has long been used as a way for working-class Puerto Ricans to communicate with each other and critique society. Plena pulls from the folkloric traditions of Latin music and is recognizable for its robust

https://puertoricoismusic.org/plena/puertorican-plenas/
Tintorera del Mar, Cortaron a Elena , El Obispo de Ponce, and Matan a Bumbum were some of the plenas that became wildly popular. [11] Originally, plena was sung accompanied by Spanish tambourines called panderos; later frame drums and guiro were added, and more contemporary plena saw the addition of horns. Plena songs are characterized by the

https://boricuaonline.com/en/plena-in-puerto-rico/
Plena is a musical and cultural expression of Puerto Rico, standing out as one of the most distinctive and rooted artistic forms on the island. This genre, full of rhythm and vitality, has played a crucial role in Puerto Rican identity, fusing African, Spanish, and Taíno influences into a vibrant manifestation of the country's rich heritage.

https://puertoricoismusic.org/famous-plena-songs/
Plena Music. Plena is one of Puerto Rico's native music rhythms. It is the music of southern, coastal Puerto Rico, especially around the city of Ponce. First appearing around the end of the 19th century, plena lyrics concentrate on providing information about contemporary events so it's nickname became "el periodico cantao" (the sung newspaper).

https://puertoricoismusic.org/plena/puertorican-plenas/plena-karacatiski/
Plena is one of Puerto Rico's native music rhythms. It is the music of southern, coastal Puerto Rico, especially around the city of Ponce. First appearing around the end of the 19th century, plena lyrics concentrate on providing information about contemporary events so it's nickname became "el periodico cantao" (the sung newspaper).

https://music.si.edu/story/reflections-puerto-rican-plena-post-hurricane-maria
The plena is more timely than ever, renewing the energy of Puerto Ricans and offering a popular musical space to comment and reflect on the future of the island and its people. Ranald Woodaman is the Exhibitions and Public Programs Director at the Smithsonian Latino Center. He has a strong interest in constructions of ancestral heritage and

https://folkways.si.edu/puerto-rican-bomba-plena-shared-traditions-distinct-rhythms/latin-world/music/article/smithsonian
Bomba and plena are percussion-driven musical traditions from Puerto Rico that move people to dance. Often mentioned together as though they were a single musical style, both reflect the African heritage of Puerto Rico, but there are basic distinctions between them in rhythm, instrumentation, and lyrics. You can hear the difference in these songs.

https://www.lacasadelaplena.org/en/history-of-plena
Plena is an urban musical genre with African roots created by the Puerto Rican working class. There are only approximations of its origin: to the south of the big island, with voices that point to the Guayama area and others -the most- pointing to Ponce as its birthplace; sometime after the 1880s, but more likely during the early 20th century

https://theclassicjournal.uga.edu/index.php/2017/04/10/plena-a-music-of-the-puerto-rican-people/
The first plenas were work songs constructed to "'the beat of ox and mule hooves and the rhythmic thrust of the plow'" (Miller 2004, 41). In an alternative account, plena music began when some former slaves, who had arrived in Ponce from the British Caribbean, began to mix their native, African-derived musical styles with those of major

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Compilación de plena puertorriqueña.Compilation of Puerto Rican plena

https://folkways.si.edu/plena-peoples-newspaper-puerto-rican-classroom/music/tools-for-teaching/smithsonian
Integrating World Music: Review maps, instruments and concept and form of the plena.; Attentive listening: Students will listen and watch the video of the Pleneros de 21 perform the plena "Carmelina". Integrating World Music: Students will learn about the history of the plena. Students may read this as a handout. (The following information for teachers and their students is adapted from

https://www.prfdance.org/plena.htm
(Spanish Version) Plena was born in the working class barrios of Ponce, Puerto Rico about 100 years ago. It was known as "el periodico cantado" (the sung newspaper) because it contained stories about the history and everyday life of the people.

https://www.puertoricotravel.guide/blog/traditional-plena-music-of-puerto-rico/
This form of Puerto Rican music is filled with expression and is embedded in the culture of Puerto Rico. Originally, plenas were accompanied only by panderos, which is a Spanish tambourine. As the music progressed, instruments such as horns, guiros and drums were added. A pandero (or pandereta) is a small drum like instrument that closely

https://puertoricoismusic.org/plena/puertorican-plenas/plena-la-maquina/
Plena is one of Puerto Rico's native music rhythms. It is the music of southern, coastal Puerto Rico, especially around the city of Ponce. First appearing around the end of the 19th century, plena lyrics concentrate on providing information about contemporary events so it's nickname became "el periodico cantao" (the sung newspaper).

https://latinomusiccafe.com/2022/11/15/puerto-rican-plena-still-strong/
By Hector Aviles Last updated Nov 15, 2022. As this week Puerto Rico commemorates its "discovery" by Columbus (November 19) in 1493, our folk rhythm of " Plena " is still going strong over a century after its origin. Note: this blog was originally published in 2010, when this rhythm celebrated its 105 anniversary.

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https://boricua.com/the-origins-of-plena-y-bomba/
Plena y Bomba. There are several theories as to the origins of this indigenous music. The first, traces its roots to the beginning of the 20th Century. Social activities were usually celebrated on Saturdays and Sundays. People danced and sang outside under the bright light of the "luna llena" or "luna plena" - the full moon.

https://latinomusiccafe.com/2018/10/31/the-renaissance-of-bomba-y-plena-part-5-plena-origins/
The 3 panderos of Plena; "requinto", "segundo", and "seguidor". The " requinto " is the pandero that does the solos and is the smallest one. The " seguidor " is the bigger pandero. It establishes the basic and steady pattern of Plena. Upon this basic pattern established by the " seguidor ", the " requinto " does its

https://www.laprensa.hn/fotogalerias/deportes/ex-real-madrid-cazado-con-una-cantante-en-plenas-vacaciones-lola-indigo-HD20102360
Ex Real Madrid es cazado con una cantante en plenas vacaciones. Las playas de España es uno de los detinos favoritos de los deportistas y la pasan bien. 26 junio 2024 / Redacción web

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El defensor y el portero, dos apuestas plenas del entrenador, fueron figuras en el 0-0 contra la verdeamarela: el primero anuló tanto a Vinicius Jr. como a Rodrygo, mientras que el segundo tuvo

https://forbes.com.br/manchete-2/2024/06/lista-50-over-50-e-destaque-da-nova-edicao-da-forbes-brasil/
Edição 120, que homenageia pessoas que passaram do meio século de vida de plenas de realizações, já está disponível . José Vicente Bernardo . 26 de junho de 2024 Atualizado há 14 horas . Foto: Victor Affaro. Nelson Wilians é capa da nova edição da Forbes Brasil. Acessibilidade.

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Convoqué al escenógrafo José Mustacciolo Bagnato que, con siete verdes y grises, texturas plenas y esfumados, lo convirtió en un espacio con alma" dice satisfecha la diseñadora de