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PURA BULLA
Research of the traditional Colombian music “Bullerengue” and compositions based
on the traditional rhythms
Nicolás Guererro Avendano
Master of Music in Jazz Performance
Boston, MA
2019
Colombia
Cartagena
• Slavery
• Syncretism: Merging of African,
Spanish and Indigenous Cultures
San Basilio de Palenque
RESEARCH
INSTRUMENTATION
Tambor Alegre – Tambor Llamador
Maracas or claps
• Voice (Call and Response)
• Percussion
• Strong relation with Dance
“RITUAL”
Ø Instrumentation
Vasilis Kostas-Laouto
Jacob Jezioro-Bass
Nicolás Guerrero-Drums
Giorgio Albanese-Accordion
Tareq Rantisi-Darbuka
Ø Rhythm
• Bullerengue Sentao
• Inspired by Death Ritual “Lumbalú”
• Melancholic
“FANDANGO DE LUNA”
Ø Instrumentation
Erini Tornesaki-Voice
Giorgio Albanese-Accordion
Tareq Rantisi-Udu
Jacob Jezioro-Bass
Nicolás Guerrero-Drums
Ø Rhythm
• Fandango de Lengua
• Inspired by the moon and the sunset
• Connection with African rhythm
Abakwa
• Sublime
“WELL YOU NEEDN’T”
Ø Instrumentation
Jacob Means-Mandolin
Jacob Jezioro-Bass
Nicolás Guerrero-Drums
Ø Rhythm
Fandango de Lengua 15/8
• Composed by Thelonious Monk
• Freedom
“MACACO”
Ø Instrumentation
Jireh Calo-Voice
Tareq Rantisi-Djembe
Jacob Means-Mandolin
Fares Ishaq-Nai
Jacob Jezioro-Bass
Nicolás Guerrero-Drums
Ø Rhythm
• Chalupa
• Based on the melody of a traditional song called
“Macaco Mata el Toro”
• Call and response elements
• I believe these musical traditions, and their multicultural properties, can help build a more aware
society where we can understand each other.
THANK YOU
•
SPONSORS
•
MUSICIANS
•
PRODUCTION TEAM
Javier Guerrero
Fares Ishaq
George Kramarski
Martha Avendaño
Giorgio Albanese
Connor Kent
Tareq Rantisi
Patricia Blyde
Jacob Means
Daniel Babai
Vasilis Kostas
Danny Corredor
Erini Tornesaki
Ricky Matute
Jireh Calo
Nicolle Horbath
• BERKLEE GLOBAL JAZZ
INSTITUTE FACULTY
Danilo Pérez
Marco Pignataro
Terri Lyne Carrington
Bruno Raberg
Edmar Colón
Jacob Jeriozo
BIBLIOGRAPHY
• Blacking, J.,“How musical is man?, University of Washington Press, 1974.
• Perez, H., El Bullerengue la génesis de la música de la Costa Caribe colombiana, University of
Colombia, 2014,http://www.redalyc.org/pdf/874/87432695002.pdf.
• Garcia, M., De Música Marginada a Producto Cultural de Exportación: Perspectiva Histórica de
Petrona Martínez y el Bullerengue, 2016, https://www.bullerengue.com/perspectiva-historica.
Research of the traditional Colombian music “Bullerengue” and compositions based
on the traditional rhythms
Nicolás Guererro Avendano
Master of Music in Jazz Performance
Boston, MA
2019
Colombia
Cartagena
• Slavery
• Syncretism: Merging of African,
Spanish and Indigenous Cultures
San Basilio de Palenque
RESEARCH
INSTRUMENTATION
Tambor Alegre – Tambor Llamador
Maracas or claps
• Voice (Call and Response)
• Percussion
• Strong relation with Dance
“RITUAL”
Ø Instrumentation
Vasilis Kostas-Laouto
Jacob Jezioro-Bass
Nicolás Guerrero-Drums
Giorgio Albanese-Accordion
Tareq Rantisi-Darbuka
Ø Rhythm
• Bullerengue Sentao
• Inspired by Death Ritual “Lumbalú”
• Melancholic
“FANDANGO DE LUNA”
Ø Instrumentation
Erini Tornesaki-Voice
Giorgio Albanese-Accordion
Tareq Rantisi-Udu
Jacob Jezioro-Bass
Nicolás Guerrero-Drums
Ø Rhythm
• Fandango de Lengua
• Inspired by the moon and the sunset
• Connection with African rhythm
Abakwa
• Sublime
“WELL YOU NEEDN’T”
Ø Instrumentation
Jacob Means-Mandolin
Jacob Jezioro-Bass
Nicolás Guerrero-Drums
Ø Rhythm
Fandango de Lengua 15/8
• Composed by Thelonious Monk
• Freedom
“MACACO”
Ø Instrumentation
Jireh Calo-Voice
Tareq Rantisi-Djembe
Jacob Means-Mandolin
Fares Ishaq-Nai
Jacob Jezioro-Bass
Nicolás Guerrero-Drums
Ø Rhythm
• Chalupa
• Based on the melody of a traditional song called
“Macaco Mata el Toro”
• Call and response elements
• I believe these musical traditions, and their multicultural properties, can help build a more aware
society where we can understand each other.
THANK YOU
•
SPONSORS
•
MUSICIANS
•
PRODUCTION TEAM
Javier Guerrero
Fares Ishaq
George Kramarski
Martha Avendaño
Giorgio Albanese
Connor Kent
Tareq Rantisi
Patricia Blyde
Jacob Means
Daniel Babai
Vasilis Kostas
Danny Corredor
Erini Tornesaki
Ricky Matute
Jireh Calo
Nicolle Horbath
• BERKLEE GLOBAL JAZZ
INSTITUTE FACULTY
Danilo Pérez
Marco Pignataro
Terri Lyne Carrington
Bruno Raberg
Edmar Colón
Jacob Jeriozo
BIBLIOGRAPHY
• Blacking, J.,“How musical is man?, University of Washington Press, 1974.
• Perez, H., El Bullerengue la génesis de la música de la Costa Caribe colombiana, University of
Colombia, 2014,http://www.redalyc.org/pdf/874/87432695002.pdf.
• Garcia, M., De Música Marginada a Producto Cultural de Exportación: Perspectiva Histórica de
Petrona Martínez y el Bullerengue, 2016, https://www.bullerengue.com/perspectiva-historica.
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