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KuminaKenneth Bilby and Fu-Kiau kia Bunseki

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Kumina

A Kongo-Based Tradition in the New World

by Kenneth Bilby and Fu-Kiau kia Bunseki

A short classic study of Kumina, the Afro-Jamaican religion of St Thomas, by an anthropologist of Jamaican music and a Kongo scholar. It identifies Kongo words, songs and ideas preserved in Kumina ceremonies.

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