1000 Pesos Uruguayos Candombe

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裏面の説明	A pair of hands playing a traditional Candombe drum (tamboril) occupies the central field, depicted in detailed relief with applied color. The UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) logos appear in the field. A curved inscription commemorating the UNESCO recognition runs along the lower portion of the field, while the date '2017' flanked by two five-pointed stars is positioned at the top, superimposed over the event designation. The overall composition emphasizes the drum as the emblematic instrument of the Candombe tradition.
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追加情報	Candombe, the Afro-Uruguayan drum tradition brought by enslaved West and Central Africans beginning in the late eighteenth century, was inscribed on UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage list in 2009 — the same recognition that prompted the Banco Central del Uruguay to begin issuing a series of commemoratives around the practice. The 2017 issue is one of several in that run, each tied to a specific instrument or ceremonial element of the tradition as practiced in Montevideo's conventillos.

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