Hoje, examinaremos a arquitetura, o artesanato, as artes visuais e a literatura únicas da Dinamarca. O Castelo de Kronborg está há seis séculos acima de um estreito cume entre as costas da Dinamarca e da Suécia. É conhecida como a casa do Hamlet de Shakespeare. O Castelo, amplamente reconhecido como um dos castelos renascentistas mais notáveis da Europa, foi adotado como Patrimônio Mundial da UNES

“Morgensang,” uma forma de canto matinal comunitário, é um exemplo perfeito da cultura Samfundssind dinamarquesa, que trata do espírito comunitário e mentalidade social. Bom dia, pequeno país! Uma terra de sol, uma terra de névoa, com costa de pedra e areia, quais as ondas da carícia do mar, com colinas feitas de gelo, alternando entre frio ou leve.

Interessantemente suficiente, nós celebramos a vida, e celebramos a morte. Então, mesmo se estivéssemos tendo um ritual para os membros falecidos da nossa familia que é um ritual forte que ainda usamos, entre nós ainda dançaríamos o punta.

Japan, the “Land of the Rising Sun,” is an island country in East Asia. Although it is a nation with rapid modern development, it has never lost touch with its traditional culture and heritage. The island is blessed with more than 3,000 mineral-rich onsens, fed directly from the 25,000 thermal springs bubbling beneath its unique geothermal archipelago. Furthermore, the ongoing volcanic activities

Ó Deus, meu Deus! Ajude Teus servos de confiança ter corações amorosos e ternos.

Construção e uso de caiaque é um aspecto notável da cultura Inuíte. Data de pelo menos 4.000 anos e caiaques foram usados por vários grupos Inuítes estendendo-se desde a Sibéria para a Groenlândia. Este estilo de barco é muito popular hoje com entusiastas de esportes aquáticos.

The Saraswati veena is one of India’s oldest musical instruments. It is a large fretted lute that is named after the Goddess Saraswati, the Hindu goddess of knowledge and art. Often referred to as the “Queen of Instruments,” it is a predominant solo instrument in the Carnatic music, the main style of classical music in southern India, and distinct from the Hindustani music of the north. Since anci

Latin America is a place with many culturally enriched dances. Stemming from Mexico, South America, Central America and the Caribbean, Latin American dances infuse cultural flavour with technical skill to bring exciting performances to audiences worldwide. Modern Latin American dance consists of a wide variety of styles that were formed in separate cities and countries. Some of the dances have been standardised with internationally agreed techniques, rhythms and tempos. The dances generally fall into two categories - the International and American Style. The International Latin Style dances are often performed competitively due to its highly disciplined and technical traits. The dance styles in this category include the Cha Cha, Rumba, Samba, Paso Doble and Jive. The Cha Cha, originally known as Cha Cha Cha, is one of the staples of international Latin dance competitions. The dance is characterized by three quick steps forward and two slower steps backwards - “one, two, cha-cha-cha, three, four, cha-cha-cha.” While maintaining minimal upper-torso movement, dancers sway their hips and straighten their knees on half beats. The slowest of the Latin dances is the Rumba. Considered to be the most romantic of the Latin dances, the Rumba emphasizes movement of the body rather than the feet and is full of emotion and interaction between partners. Each dancer tries to entice the other with side-to-side hip movements and twisted steps. Danced to a basic pattern of two quick side steps and a slow forward step, the Rumba is adaptable to many musical forms that accommodate a quick-quick-slow rhythm. In Brazil, Samba is a popular Latin dance at street festivals and celebrations like the Brazilian Carnival. Set to music with African rhythms, this joyful and lively dance is characterized by rapidly moving hips and quick transfers of weight. Although it is usually performed solo in the Brazilian culture, ballroom versions have been developed where partners dance with bounce and hip rolling motions. The fastest of the Latin dances is the Jive. This happy and extremely energetic dance incorporates plenty of knee-lifting, bending, kicking, flicking and rocking of the hips. Latin American dances are taught in academies all around the world. Through dancing, people of different ages and backgrounds can stay physically fit while building new friendships. Consistent dance practice brings numerous health and social benefits.

The cimbalom, an elaborate stringed instrument found mainly in the Central and Eastern European nations, belongs to the dulcimer family and is played by striking metal strings mounted over a trapezoidal soundboard. Associated with the music of the Hungarian Gypsies, the cimbalom is a symbol of Hungary as well as its national instrument. Cimbaloms come in varying sizes, tone groupings, and string a

“Há uma terra chamada Creta no meio de um mar escuro como o vinho, uma terra bonita e rica, repleta de água, e nela há muitos homens inumeráveis e noventa cidades.”

Acredita-se que os Bascos sejam descendentes de agricultores Neolíticos que se separaram de outras comunidades Europeias devido ao seu isolamento geográfico. Sua combinação de singularidade biológica e linguística levou muitos estudiosos a concluir que os Bascos são a "raça mais antiga” da Europa.

Os Bunun acreditam que o bulbul preto de bico vermelho originalmente não tinha um bico vermelho, pés vermelhos ou corpo preto, e o sapo não existia. A aparência do pássaro mudou, e o sapo foi criado para salvar o povo Bunun.

Profundamente fundamentado no entendimento que da terra vem a vida, os Sámi têm a visão de que todos os seres são fios de um mesmo grande tecido.

Te Urewera, a terra natal dos Tūhoe, está localizada na Ilha do Norte da Nova Zelândia. Cobre aproximadamente 2.127 quilômetros quadrados de região montanhosa acidentada e apresenta vastos lagos verde-azulados e rios que correm rapidamente para o norte.

Welcome to our program, “Bartering – Exchanging Goods, Services and Friendship.” Bartering was a system of trade introduced by the Mesopotamia tribes dating back to 6,000 BC. The Phoenicians adopted the system to trade goods with other cities across the oceans. An improved bartering system was developed by the Babylonians and was used to exchange goods for food, tea, spices, and other commodities. With the global adoption of a monetary system, simple bartering of goods and services between people is less practiced, but still exists in some parts of the world. In the Koraput region in India where over 48 indigenous communities live, bartering is still a common practice. Many villages in Malaysia still use bartering as their main means of trade. In recent years, bartering is making a comeback in Hawaii where people see each other as part of the ʻohana, or extended family. With this modern bartering system, people are able to trade services, talent and skills. In Africa, certain countries use bartering to help children get an education. In Nigeria, many schools allow parents to trade in used plastic bottles for their children’s school fees under the RecyclesPay Education Project, a campaign by the African Clean Up Initiatives. The barter system is practiced at an international level between large companies and countries using treaties and trade deals to exchange goods and services. It’s the perfect way for companies to clear obsolete or surplus inventory and achieve zero waste. There are many advantages of bartering. It’s economical and saves resources. Something you no longer use may just be the item someone else has been looking for. The exchange is also more direct, immediate, and personal. It’s an opportunity for interaction between people, a chance to form lasting friendships that are much more valuable. Supreme Master Ching Hai once hinted in a lecture in 1992 that one day, the Earth can even barter with beings from other planets…

Abençoado o homem, que não segue o conselho dos mal-intencionados. Aleluia, aleluia, aleluia.

Os Alemães contribuíram enormemente para o campo da música clássica. A nação é o lar de muitos compositores clássicos de renome, como Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, Handel, Telemann, etc.

Meke conta histórias através da canção, dança e música. Por gerações, os Fiji indígenas transmitiram sua história, crenças, tradições, moral e valores através do meke.

Povos indígenas ao redor do globo mantém uma conexão profunda com a Mãe Terra. Sua campanha incansavelmente e de proteção para o respeito e proteção do planeta, como também executar rituais, orações e cerimônias sagradas para ajudar a Mãe Terra a manter o balanço.

Percebi que há algo neste instrumento que nenhum outro instrumento musical possui. Suas notas altas, suaves, longas e curtas são tão bonitas.