Brenneker Paul, an enthusiastic Catholic priest of the Order of Dominicans, born on May 7, 1912 in Limburg, left at his death on February 7, 1996, a great cultural legacy: hundred publications, prints, photographs, poems, a large collection of audio recordings of singing and stories and thousands of artifacts, which he and his friend Elis Juliana from the fifties collected in Curaçao, Bonaire, Aruba, St. Maarten, St. Eustatius and Saba. Through publications as Lekete Minawa (1958) Benta - old songs-(1959), Curaçaoensia - ethnological notes on Curacao (1961), Brua (1966), and the ten parts Sambumbu (1969-1975) gives us access to direct sources for further research. To develop Guene example as a forerunner of Papiamentu, to folk religion and opposition to slavery. Or to gain inspiration for artistic work, such as musicians Angel Salsbach, Etzel Provence in the sixties, followed by Ronchi Matthew to Izaline Calister for job especially jazz. Brenneker combined his love for the local culture with charity.
Inhoud:
Kando Mama
Basa lo Mula
Wan Belecu
Oh Valube
Perla Osana
Sabi
Manda Bue
Duele
Rooi di binja
Di ki Manera
Carpinte
Dum ve
Temele
Fiami un beter
Dalia mi Dalia
Mortu ta duru
Atekoteca
Awa na awa
Djo me tei
Min drumi
Na Paradera
Come na Comareo
Zuntan zuntan
Cudja mele
Bunita di mi so
Dios Sabi
Keje Keje
Nos ta sali lama
Di ki Manera
San Wan
Comerciantenan
Cu mi Bai
Waze Zeira
Wania a bai domi
Kande Mama
Mata Alemania
E dama ta sigura
Mama ta Jora
Bati Majo
Dios ta Duna
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