Welcome my dear Steemian friends to the first episode of My photo Dominican
Introduction
All societies have their own culture, which is a consequence of the creative capacity of its members, the circumstances, the need and its history. The Dominican Republic has a culture with a rich diversity that does not leave us to identify.
Culture is constantly changing, these accumulate for the benefit of their peoples. These transformations are transmitted from generation to generation, this is why the culture is original or not, is not lost.
"Culture gives man the ability to reflect on himself, which makes us specifically human beings, rational, critical and ethically committed. Through it, we discern values and make choices. Expresses self-awareness, recognizes itself as an unfinished project, calls into question its own achievements, tirelessly seeks out new meanings, and creates works that transcend it. "
The Dominican culture is based, fundamentally, in the conformation of two cultures mother: the Spanish and the African one. It has little indigenous or nothing, since in less than 50 years the Indians inhabitants of the island of Santo Domingo in 1492, date on which Christopher Columbus stepped on these lands, were abolished by forced labor.
Dominican culture exists. And not because yes. It is due to a 500-year history formed in the shining sweats of the slaves, the arrival of the European to these lands and an intelligent mixture of the bundle of customs and cultures in coexistence for five centuries.
The Dominican merengue is a frenetic and cheerful that has managed to extend its arm outside the national frontreras and to retire in the salons of dances of the whole world. Among its greatest exponents we have the figures of Joseito Mateo and Luis Alberti, or the contemporaries Johnny Ventura, Juan Luis Guerra, Wilfrido Vargas, Fernando Villalona and Sergio Vargas, who have exported our music with great success to foreign beaches.
Dominian Carnival is perhaps one of the most striking examples of Dominican culture, celebrated every year at the confluence of the dates of national celebrations, February 27 and August 16; These are some of the most relevant elements of the Dominican culture, which represent dominicanidad in all parts of the world.
In the present research we want to highlight the most important aspects of the Dominican culture, as well as to know its origins and the evolution that has had the culture of the Dominican Republic throughout history.
Dominican culture
WHAT IS CULTURE?
Culture is the foundation and foundation of who we are. It exists in us from the moment we are born and it is the moral and intellectual contribution of our parents at a beginning and our environment later ...
The peoples of the world, since its foundation, are developing their culture, which is reflected in their forms of life, social organization, philosophy and spirituality; Ethical and legal normativity; Art, science and technology; Economy and trade, education; Historical memory, language and literature, among others.
Culture is all that exists in the world, and which has been produced by the mind and the human hand. For example, parties, food, political systems, the way of thinking, clothing and fashions, means of coexistence, damage to the environment, the way of playing sports, war and weapons, acts Humanitarian ... All these are cultural products because they have arisen from human creation and from their way of understanding, feeling and living the world. That is why it is also said that culture is the form, for better or worse, as the human being has modified nature.
We can say that culture refers to the tangible goods and intangible processes that occur in society: art, inventions, literature, articles of consumption, shared beliefs, values, attitudes, traditions and behaviors that are transmitted from One generation to the next within a society.
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF DOMINICAN CULTURE
Our Dominican culture has been the result of a mixture of different ethnic groups that through time and by different circumstances have lent their own cultural elements and from them we have patentized our Dominican culture; These different ethnic groups that give origin to the Dominican culture are:
The Taino Culture.
The Spanish Culture.
The African Culture.
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