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Rafael Cepeda

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Jesus Manuel Cepeda, son of Rafael, founded the Cultural Folkloric Foundation Rafael Cepeda (Fundacion Folklorica Cultural Rafael Cepeda). In 1997, the family inaugurated The House Museum Rafael Cepeda. In his honor the Institute of Puerto Rican Culture established the Rafael Cepeda Festival of Bomba
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from generation to generation, as his great-grandfather, grandfather, and mother and father were all performers of the tradition. The Bomba is a music, rhythm and dance that was brought to Puerto Rico by West African slaves. The Plena is another form of Puerto Rican folkloric music of African origin.
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In 1932, Cepeda married Caridad Brenes Caballero, a Bomba and Plena dancer. Together they had ten children. Cepeda decided to form a folkloric dance group with the help of his wife Caridad who would be the group's choreographer and the designer of the traditional costumes. In 1940, his first group,
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In 1973, members of the family which included his children, formed the "Ballet Folklorico de la familia Cepeda" (The Folkloric Ballet of the Cepeda Family). This new group gained international fame and participated in the 1975 film
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According to Cepeda, he was born while his mother Leonor was in the middle of a Bomba dance. He attended San Augustin Catholic School until the 8th grade in San Juan. After Cepeda finished 8th grade he took up amateur
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In 1957, Cepeda formed a second folkloric group which he called "Grupo Folklorico Trapiche". This group held shows in all of the major hotels of the island and participated in the following three movies:
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In 1977, Modesto Cepeda, son of Rafael, founded the Rafael Cepeda Atiles School of Bomba and Plena which is located at Calle Union #71, sector Playita de
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In the 1940s and 1950s, Cepeda's compositions positively affected the careers of other well-respected Puerto Rican musicians, including
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named Cepeda "The Patriarch of the Bomba and Plena" in recognition of his contributions to the island's African musical culture.
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called "ABC", made their artistic debut in the local radio show of Rafael Quiñones Vidal "Tribuna del Arte" (Art Tribune).
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and worked as a carpenter. During his free time he continued to practice dancing the Bomba and Plena. He also played the
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Lannert, John; Gutierrez, Pedro Rus (August 17, 1996). "Puerto Rico Loses Folk Master Cepeda".
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Govenar, Alan, ed. (2001). "Rafael Cepeda: Puerto Rican Bomba and Plena Musician and Dancer".
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Among the many awards and recognitions bestowed upon Rafael Cepeda are the following:
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Cepeda wrote and recorded over 500 pieces. Among those are the following:
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and Plena which is annually celebrated in San Juan. His granddaughter,
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The Bomba and Plena School of Puerto Rico Don Rafael Cepeda Atiles
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You may watch and listen to Rafael Cepeda's interpretation of
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Escuela de Bomba y Plena de Puerto Rico Rafael Cepeda Atiles
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Masters of Traditional Arts: A Biographical Dictionary
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Index

Spanish name
surname
Patriarch of the Cepeda family
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Carolina, Puerto Rico
Puerto Rican-African folk music
Congas
tambourine
maracas
Afro-Puerto Rican
Puerta de Tierra
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Bomba and Plena
boxing
congas
tambourine
maracas
here
Ismael Rivera
Rafael Cortijo
Government of Puerto Rico
Villa Palmeras
Santurce, San Juan, Puerto Rico
heart attack
Carolina, Puerto Rico
Margarita "Tata" Cepeda
bomba
plena
National Endowment for the Arts
Washington, D.C.

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