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Mardi Gras vibe inspires survival for Cajun and zydeco dancers in Atlanta
Carolyn Barbay of Atlanta climbed out of the grief she had over losing her husband by re-discovering the music of her home state of Louisiana and learning the Cajun two-step and waltz.
Instead of driving eight hours, she only had to travel a few miles to the Knights of Columbus Hall at Buford Highway near Lenox Road, home of the Atlanta Cajun Zydeco Association’s monthly fais do do (parties) featuring a live band playing authentic swamp music.
She found a tribe bound not by blood, geography, language, culture, ethnicity or religion, but by a deep love of the forward-driving, accordion-centric sounds of Acadian music from Louisiana.
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Posted in Inspiration, Life Changes, Michelle Hiskey, Transformation
Tagged Atlanta, Ben Smith, cajun, cancer, dance, death, inspiration, louisiana, mardi gras, recovery, resilience, SaportaReport, survival, transplant, zydeco
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