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Tacuabe was a Charrua native of the region which is now known as Uruguay.
After the European conquest and the colonization, their population declined at the hands of local authorities, and they were practically exterminated by 1830.
Tacuabe and his baby escaped, and disappeared after reaching the city of Lyons.
From the point of view of Ediciones Tacuabé, a record that sold well permitted the existence of two or three which sold poorly, since the company was not supposed to make money but to re-invest every penny in something new that needed support.
The label Tacuabé was the vehicle for art music, while the label Ayuí was devoted to popular music.
Yet thirty years have passed since the first records were issued, and these thirty years show that it is possible for this "nonsense" venture to survive, as long as its activist spirit is oriented towards the benefit of the large community [42].
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Tacuabe was a Charrua native of the region which is now known as Uruguay.
After the European conquest and the colonization, their population declined at the hands of local authorities, and they were practically exterminated by 1830.
Tacuabe and his baby escaped, and disappeared after reaching the city of Lyons.
After that date the few remaining Charrúas were dispersed and a viable Charrúa culture was a thing of the past, although Charrúa blood still runs in the veins of many Uruguayans today as a result of extensive Charrúa-Spanish intermixing during colonial times.
Four Charrúas — Senaqué, the leader Vaimaca Pirú, the warrior Tacuabé and his wife Guyunusa — were taken to Paris in 1833 to be displayed as circus attractions.
In the latter part of the 19th century, Uruguay participated in the War of the Triple Alliance against Paraguay.
Some of the founders of Ediciones Tacuabé participated in that experience "sin partido y sin dueño".
After the dictatorship, several political groups and individuals decided to have their own discographic venture, thus blocking partially the sphere of activity that Ediciones Tacuabé had obtained with its work for almost fifteen years.
[42] A macro-concert at the principal theatre of Montevideo honoured the twenty-fifth anniversary of Ediciones Tacuabé in 1996 with the participation of an endless series of musicians and writers.
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Nevertheless, it had the honor of being produced by the West Deutsche Rundfunk (WDR) in Cologne, for a recording by the Düsseldorfer Bläßersextet conducted by Alfredo Marcano.
This recording was used for the edition of the L.P. Nº 7, Editorial Tacuabé, Montevideo, in the "Latin American New Music" series.
Secretos is a hommage to timbre, as proposed to what Schönberg wanted to realize with his "Klangfarbenmelodie" but, in my opinion, did not fully achieve.
HISTORYCAL LANDMARKS in the HISTORY of URUGUAY(Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
Chief Vaimaca-Perú (a famous lancer from Artigas's forces), Senaqué, a quack, Tacuabé, a young warrior (well-known as a horse-breaker) and his woman Guyunusa, both parents of a girl are the Charruas portrayed in this picture.
This card is one of a thirty-card set, which we believe was designed by Tacuabé, a Charrua Chief who - it is said - had a special gift for drawing.
He used a dried hair-less coat of an animal for that purpose, and probably took the original idea from the Spanish cards - in those day, Spanish and Indian shared these lands- to create this set whose motives are quite simple.
Blue is the swelling, limitless expanse -- the ocean on which Tacuabe travels on his way to France.
The year is 1834 and the cavalry of the Uruguayan General Fructuoso Rivera has just completed their civilizing operation with high efficiency -- not one Indian remains alive in Uruguay.
Only the warrior Tacuabe survives, and escapes with his newly born daughter, reaching the city of Lyons." From there they vanish; nothing more is heard of them, yet their story endures.[2]
A comprehensive representation of Latin-American electro-acoustical music is recorded on the Tacuabé label (available from the Sociedád Uruguaya de Música Contemporánea, Casilla de Correo 1328, Montevideo, Uruguay).
The Tacuabé series, titled Música Nuevo Latinoamericana, comprises eight volumes, and also includes new music for instrumental and vocal resources.
This article was first published in the journal of THE PACIFIC RING FESTIVAL, April 1986, by the University of California, San Diego.
He has also written the books Héctor Tosar, compositor uruguayo (1991, Trilce), Conversaciones sobre música, cultura e identidad (1992, Ombú; republished 2000, 2005, Tacuabé), Introducción a la...
D-sur » Guyunusa y Tacuabé, los charrúas sanduceros
De los cuatro charrúas llevados a Francia, dos de ellos, Tacuabé y Guyunusa, fueron bautizados en Paysandú.
After the conquest and the colonization, they fell back during almost a century, until they were practically exterminated by the local authorities in 1830.
Tacuabe and his baby disappeared, and their tracks missed in Lyon.
Tacuabé y su beba desaparecieron, y sus rastros se perdieron en Lyon.
If soil nitrogen is high, grasses will tend to predominate, whereas the clover will dominate if nitrogen is low (Miller, 1984c).
Clover showed a smaller ratio of leaf area to total above-ground dry weight, but had a higher proportion of its lamina in the upper, well-lit strata.
White clover may yield as much as 225 kg/ha of nitrogen per year, or up to double this in New Zealand, where a 10-month growing season prevails (Miller, 1984c).
With colored fates, four remaining Charrua Indians are transported to Europe and donated to the Natural Sciences Academy in Paris, including Tacuabe.
Before two months are over, the Indians die.
Only the warrior Tacuabe survives, and escapes with his newly born daughter, reaching the city of Lyons." From there they vanish; nothing more is heard of them, yet their story endures.
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Pooled across all levels of grasses, the corresponding results for subterranean clover and bur medic were nearly identical at about 1 metric ton per hectare.
(1991) conducted a two-year trial in a triple-species mixed sward of white clover (Trifolium pratense cv 'Zapican'), birdsfoot trefoil (Lotus corniculatus cv 'Gabriel') and fescue (Festuca arundinacea cv 'Tacuabe').
White clover showed good production for the first harvest of the first year; thereafter, birdsfoot trefoil dominated.
