Tula Herdenkingsconcert
On August 17, 1795, Tula, along with dozens of others, rose up against slavery in Curaçao. It was the largest uprising of enslaved people in the Dutch Caribbean. His struggle became a powerful symbol of resistance and freedom – not only for the people of the island, but for the entire Afro-Caribbean community and beyond.
Run time 90 minutes
Genre Music
Language Language no problem
A musical tribute to freedom, resistance, and remembrance.
What if you don’t just hear Tula — but feel him?
Vocalist and storyteller Clifton End, joined by special guest Yentje Silvani, presents a powerful musical tribute to resistance hero Tula through soul, tambú, reggae, and spoken word. What begins as a personal family story unfolds into a collective memory of resistance, dignity, and resilience.
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Expect an experience in four parts: from the first whisper of uprising to the undeniable strength of a people who refuse to be silenced. Featuring live music, dance, archival footage, and visual storytelling.
Su Lucha, Nos Lucha | Su Forsa, Nos Forsa | Resiliente
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