"La Tumba Francesa" means "French drum". It is a song and dance of a black community prevalent in southeastern Cuba. From the 16th to the 19th century, about 10 million African slaves were trafficked to the Americas. From the end of the 17th century, French colonists drove black slaves to grow sugar cane and coffee for them in Haiti. Under the influence of the French Revolution, Haiti broke out in 1790 to overthrow French colonial rule and abolish slavery. Later, some black slaves in Haiti moved to the southeastern part of Cuba Island one after another, and lived in a concentrated community. In the coffee farms on the outskirts of Santiago de Cuba and Guantanamo, Haitian black immigrants (also known as Creoles) often gather to entertain themselves with songs and dances, which gradually evolved into "Tumba Francesa". At that time, black people also formed some club-like "Tumba Francesa" associations in some cities in eastern Cuba. Towards the...
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