VOICED : Tambores a punto para el carnaval de Uruguay

The video explores La Gozadera's preparation for the Montevideo Carnival, emphasizing the unity and cultural significance of the comparsa. It highlights the historical roots of candombe, a rhythm recognized by UNESCO, and its integration into Uruguayan culture. The video also showcases the dance and music elements that bring the comparsa to life, celebrating the African heritage of Uruguay.

What is the main focus of the comparsa 'La Gozadera' as they prepare for the Carnaval de Montevideo?

• Winning the competition

• Creating elaborate costumes

• Group unity and inclusivity

• Individual performances

What is the origin of the candombe rhythm?

• European settlers

• Asian immigrants

• Indigenous tribes

• African slaves

How has the candombe rhythm been integrated into Uruguayan culture?

• It is only performed during private events

• It is rarely performed today

• It remains exclusive to Afro-descendants

• It has been adopted by the wider Uruguayan population

What is the role of the three drums in the candombe performance?

• They play independently without interaction

• They are played by a single drummer

• They call and respond to each other

• They are used only for decoration

What is the significance of the parade at the end of the Carnaval de Montevideo?

• It marks the end of the festival

• It celebrates the European heritage of Uruguay

• It showcases the African roots of Uruguay

• It is a competition to select the best comparsa