PUERTO RICAN ORIGINAL FINE ART by Lena del Sol Langaigne

This listing is for one giclée print of a young, Puerto Rican girl I completed in April 2019 for my upcoming series on bomba y plena. The musical tradition of bomba y plena has origins in West Africa and was brought to Puerto Rico in the early 17th century by West African slaves.

The songs and rhythms of bomba y plena was a form of spiritual and political expression to convey a sense of anger and sadness about their condition, while simultaneously serving as a form of healing and unity by using the art of dance to create community and identity.

DETAILS:
• This is a giclée print on Moab Somerset velvet paper, 100% cotton, acid-free and archival
• Impeccable quality and amazing pictorial depth with a soft, velvet-like feel
• Prints larger than 14"x 18" ship in a rolled tube

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