Enjoy a day of reflection and commemoration of the profound cultural and social legacy of the ancestral rhythm of Candombe. More than a celebration, we propose a space to honor the generations that have preserved this legacy, exploring its roots and its evolution to the present day.

Candombe is a South American cultural manifestation, originally from Montevideo, Uruguay, related primarily to drumming. It has a significant role in the culture of the Río de la Plata in the last two hundred years, being recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

Join dancer and musician Ludmila Gallardo and percussionist Carlo Seminara, for a workshop exploring the connection between rhythm and movement.

Rhythm Through the Body, The Body Through Rhythm.

In this unique session, participants will experience the unified flow of rhythm and motion through the lens of Afro-Latin American popular practices.

Sonamos Latinoamerica CPH and CkulturA present: BATEL.

Join the dancer and musician Ludmila Gallardo and percussionist Carlo Seminara, both from Argentina, as they showcase the rich Afro-Latin American heritage, where powerful rhythms and melodies tell the stories of diverse communities, connecting their past to the present.

Two guitarists from two different musical corners meet in the exploration of traditional Argentine and Latin American rhythms.

The repertoire of Ernesto Snajer and Matías Arriazu offers original compositions that combine the undeniable love of the roots with more personal crossings of jazz and contemporary music.

Seni Reak Juarta Putra

It is intense and hungry, celebratory and fabulous when you get the opportunity to take part in the phenomenon of Seni Reak Juarta Putra. The Indonesian group performs an explosive, all-theatrical session with roots in the Sundanese culture from the western part of the island of Java in Indonesia. The ritual has existed for more than 100 years, originally rooted in local, family ceremonies, but has now developed into a musical phenomenon with several hundred performing groups.

Ahrong is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Culture and Learning at Aalborg University, where she also obtained her PhD in February 2022. 

Ahrong’s research lies within the interdisciplinary field of critical race studies and critical childhood studies. She is particularly interested in children’s racialized lived experiences and how intersections of race and age sustain and inform ideas of innocence, justice, and feelings of protection for all, but especially non-white children and youth.

The event will be held in English.

Every Wednesday evening, Send Flere Krydderier invites you inside for a food club in the cozy dining room in Union. Here we serve tasty and spicy dishes that spice up your dinner and make every day a party. We emphasize ecology and sustainability and our starting point is always the season's green ingredients.

There is room for you, your partner, your neighbour, your friends, the children, the grandparents and all of us who want a break from doing the dishes.

Fuse points purpose is to give everyone interested the opportunity to explore and participate actively in movement and music urban subculture.  The aim is to introduce young people and the local community to positive co-creative cultural participation, and present the urban cultural traditions as an art form.

Fuse points purpose is to give everyone interested the opportunity to explore and participate actively in movement and music urban subculture.  The aim is to introduce young people and the local community to positive co-creative cultural participation, and present the urban cultural traditions as an art form.