Baraka performers (Nankasa Bakisimba Muwogola)

This is a type of dance from central region in the Bagandas. It's very nice for all occasions, weddings , graduation parties , state events and so many more.
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[@dicksonmoonga]

Congratulations Uganda. I'm very proud of you. From Zambia

[@JaneJaneJanez]

Ooo banange nze nyumirwa nyo ebintu ebyo.

[@irenesalness2228]

The best dance from Africa. ❤️❤️❤️.

[@user-hm6qp1ik9j]

Nice dance thanks dear 6:58

[@bbosageofrey7852]

Wulira bakisimba bwevuga ssebo...

[@juliuscaesarsemusu6115]

Aha mperekera namunene aha mperekera maaso taala. Agunde gunde Omuteregga

[@namutaaweesther5262]

Sooo greatful

[@nsubugamuzamiru6240]

My dotta also need to join you

[@davisxitou3860]

Where was this perfomance? And do you guys still do this. Awesome job

[@barakaperformers]

Davis Xitou yes we still this amazing job , today we are performing at the Uganda Independence Day , that performance was at wonder world in Kampala

[@sammiemilly2432]

Really, they know that to do

[@karlkaddu]

Baganda is plural. No need for the 's'. Otherwise, thank you for sharing.

[@jammien4569]

Very nice, naye bwemuba mwambala nga Abaganda, ebyo eby'okumutwe byemutaddeko tebiri mu buwangwa bwaffe. Bana Uganda mukopereza nyo. Maintain your authenticity please. Thanks

[@pamelajudithrwanyarare8429]

What makes you think the ancient Baganda did not adorn their heads? May be they did but used different materials that are no longer available. Secondly I am going to let you know the head dress is not only beautiful it enhances the dance. Bakisimba is a cultural dance and like all cultural practices it's dynamic and progressive. By the way the ancients did not wear the ruffia skirt this was copied from the Banyoro the original wrap around was banana leaves but you must agree it's good they copied the Banyoro because the ruffia(Nsasa) because it enhances the dance better than banana leaves. I will leave you with the words of the late Reverend Polycarp Kakooza, " Culture is not static, it's dynamic and progressive".

[@JaneJaneJanez]

Thanks dia, bibadde birunji nebabyonona.

[@Yesu44]

This makes me miss my boarding school days. So proud to be Ugandan. Well done ladies. Great performance 👏👌.