Grantee Database

Application ID

GEN-22-16860

Application Type

Arts and Cultural Organizations General Operating Relief

Approved Grant Amount

23750

Project Description

Cunamacué was founded in 2010 by Carmen Román in Oakland, California with the purpose of bringing visibility to the presence and cultural knowledge of the African descendant population in Peru. The company promotes the continuity of Afro-Peruvian culture, representing it not as a point in time, but as a living, vibrant and evolving form whose music and dance can be used as a means of contemporary expression. We aim to be an incubator of Afro-Peruvian culture through dance and music performances; choreographies; documentaries; educational programs in schools; workshops; and dance publications.

Organization Summary

Cunamacué was founded in 2010 by Carmen Román in Oakland, California with the purpose of bringing visibility to the presence and cultural knowledge of the African descendant population in Peru. The company promotes the continuity of Afro-Peruvian culture, representing it not as a point in time, but as a living, vibrant and evolving form whose music and dance can be used as a means of contemporary expression. We aim to be an incubator of Afro-Peruvian culture through dance and music performances; choreographies; documentaries; educational programs in schools; workshops; and dance publications.

Organization

Cunamacué

Address

3867 Buell St

OAKLAND

Phone

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