Talk:Bambuco
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- Bambuco - listing this for several reasons. (1) It's empty. People shouldn't be offered links to an English article that doesn't exist. (2) We've deleted this some time ago already, and back then it contained a machine translation of a Spanish text. (3) Apart from Interlingua, all of the inter-language links are useless. It contains a nonsensical machine translation of that same text on the German, Galician, French and Dutch Wikipedias. The Italian link leads to an equally empty page. -- Timwi 23:04, 26 Dec 2003 (UTC)
- Keep. The article is an hour old - give the contributor a few days to do something meaningful with it. The subject gets sufficient google hits to suggest that it may well become an interesting article. -- Finlay McWalter 23:09, 26 Dec 2003 (UTC)
- It's an hour old now, but since it's going to be listed here for a few days, they have enough time anyway. :-p -- Timwi 23:11, 26 Dec 2003 (UTC)
- I deleted it before I discovered this listing. If the other language articles are garbage too, then there's no need linking to them. I was not the first to delete this on the same day. --Jiang 23:37, 26 Dec 2003 (UTC)
- At Talk:Spanish Creole I have posted some info about this thing. Bambuco is traditional music from colombia and somebody who doesn't speak English posted this on en, fr and other wikipedias in the past. He/She was posting automated translations from his/her spanish articles in the spanish wikipedia. It was then deleted from en. on fr other users took care of the article and turned it into a useful and informative encyclopedic brilliant post. Somebody must write about this on en, sometime. See French Bambuco Article too. Optim 01:04, 27 Dec 2003 (UTC)
- Keep. Made an initial stub. Davodd 08:00, Dec 27, 2003 (UTC)
- Keep. The article is an hour old - give the contributor a few days to do something meaningful with it. The subject gets sufficient google hits to suggest that it may well become an interesting article. -- Finlay McWalter 23:09, 26 Dec 2003 (UTC)
[edit] Ecuador?
Can someone clue me in on what the relationship, if any, there is between this style of music and the Ecuadorian rhythm called bambuco (see Music of Ecuador, and [1])? Tuf-Kat 21:20, May 18, 2005 (UTC)
[edit] ante valterús enkitues
pero si uds miran la cobertura de influencia, la misma anda en colombia, el origen es en colombia por favor leer el origen etimologico de la palabra bambuco para entender mas,un ultimo dato les recuerdo que parte del territorio ecuatoria fronterizo como lo es la provincia de esmeraldas,,carchi, y sucumbios fueron parte de colombia en epocas pasadas, por ende si hallais bambuco no es de extrañar, lo de extrañar seria no hallarle.
but if you watch the influence cover, the same one walks in Colombia, the origin is in Colombia by favor to read the etimologico origin of the word bambuco to understand but, I complete data them memory that divides del border territory ecuatoria as it is it the emerald province, carchi, and sucumbios were part of Colombia in epocas happened, by if hallais bambuco is not to be strange, the one to be strange serious not to find to him.
--HeKeIsDa 02:28, 29 December 2005 (UTC)
