Acholi Youth Dance Larakaraka

[@yasindriliga259]

A proud muko of Acholi. I love all the Acholi people and their creativity.

[@abeymary6889]

Am proud to be an ACHOLI,

[@goodboylaber598]

That is good one i miss it, am proud of you guys

[@MsMabukha]

Read song of Lawino by the late Okot p' Bitek. Girls are very active, challenging call it versatile and all the way provokative darting here and there. All these are easily achieved barefooted. With shoes on, they would be rather hampered - not mentinoing the GARA ankle bells. The boys (men) are mainly stumping the ground at nearly one point but do a lot of body shaking, maintaining the percussion rythm on the calabash and singing. With or without shoes that will not be a big problem. Thanks

[@goodboylaber598]

AKEM-KWENE YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEYEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE KEEP ROCKING I WILL BE BACK SOON

[@nonoalfred3448]

2022 I am still here

[@Uganda2theworld]

2022 still here never fad

[@lashillukcollo5660]

I think the trainers are great. The male dances have to interlock their legs for several reasons: [1] The girl has to work hard to choose [2] having chosen she needs to access her man through the competitive circle because every boy is trying to attract his also. I love the men they seem well rehearsed. The girls Uniforms need work - feel free to steal ideas from wedding groups. Place a microphone close to min bull. I LOVE YOUR EFFORTS? Let us contribute cash so as to keep this group together.

[@santossantos4189]

la shilluk collo Great idea not many people look at thinks the way you do ,it's our collective responsibility To keep it going ,

[@wodluo830]

apwoyo awobe; cwaku mac!

[@molaaable]

Let`s talk about this my people, lutino awobe ni tye ki waa ityen gi do, ento lutino mon ni kono gitye ka myel ki tyen gi nono, pi ngo? Don`t call me silly!!!, An latin anywali me pen Gulu kikume, but let us talk clean hearted about ourselves here. Gulu- Uganda.

[@sambaker1064]

Great and powerful my pple

[@wodsudan7838]

Ostrich Feathers in Ancient Egypt The ostrich feather was associated with the Goddess Ma’at. It was the symbol used to depict her and images of her show her wearing an ostrich feather in her hair. Ma’at was the daughter of the sun god and was the goddess of truth and justice. When a man died and wished to enter the afterlife, Ma’at weighed their heart against the weight of an ostrich feather. Only if a man’s heart weighed less than the feather was he allowed to enter the afterlife. ACHOLI USED TO BE THE BEST/Most Honest and Trust worthy ADMINISTRATORS soon after independence they had 4 Permanent Secretaries, Chairmen of Parastatal Corporations including UDC, 2 successive East African Airways Chairmen, TransOcean. Company Secretaries of Coffee, Lint, National Insurance Corp etc etc. True MA'AT. Ostrich Feathers as a Fashion Accessory in Ancient Egypt Ostrich feathers were worn by men and in early times were worn in the hair of Egyptian SOLDIERS. In later times only men of ROYAL BLOOD were allowed to wear the ostrich feather. Princesses of Ancient Egypt had fans made out of the ostrich feathers, with bases made of gold and when the Pharaoh went out among the people, royal servants kept him cool with ostrich feather fans on long poles.

[@dancetheatreuganda2962]

Any written or documented source of this information, please?

[@no-ep1yo]

cool but who cares.

[@chelloandra]

shame the boys are wearing big new trainers though,......

[@sophiao5855]

Awal (the calabash and the 'comb'the men use) anatomy need to be modernized. It's too noisy and rythymless. We need to upgrade to a customized calabash with unique features for our modern cultural songs. This raw unfiltered sound is outdated and its just meaningless noise. I love penetration but the sound of awal is irritating my nerves.

[@daniyyeljunior9509]

Go modernize your own song Understand tradition