Egungun Dancing with Bata Drums - African Bata Lebee Cultural Troupe - Osun Grove

[@jamaicanxhoney4218]

This was so beautiful I’m from the Yoruba tribe because of my father an I’m in love with our cultural dances. 🥺❤️🙌🏾

[@Loxodontus]

so according to the cultures the zangbeto and the kumpo are empty. but according to the cultures, is egungun empty or someone inside?

[@talastra]

Europe: we invented avant-garde dance. Africa: did you now?

[@Nemo-vm2yb]

Amazing! I love egungun. They are ever so cool. Only those are happy who respect their ancestors and the gods. Thank you so much for sharing this performance!

[@yayasigu5739]

Ase!

[@strangeperson700]

4:10 gets really good. :)

[@pinkmimi1414]

Yes

[@kagame6524]

beautiful!!

[@maikolplays6484]

Me ha encantado este video! Ha sido muy bonito! Ha estado genial! Muy bonito! Maikol

[@editho7863]

that structure is incredible - what is it? How is it made?

[@tjadenekan]

Clay

[@empresskofoworola]

That's Osun groove in Osun State Nigeria

[@FynyeFynye]

The dancing is quite sad really , as are the costumes , drums excellent

[@Abby-om6rl]

great video love the drums

[@mkaijewett]

MAFEREFUN EGUN! ADUPE!

[@salejandroub]

Ase ooo

[@JeSuisMelBell]

Beautiful!

[@loveislove8741]

Egungun be careful oooo

[@zaraLevina97]

Na express you dey goooo

[@amariewalenda3801]

My mother OSUN 🌻🍯💚

[@mkaijewett]

Egungun are collective Ancestors, not Orishas.

[@maheiano]

Thanks for sharing.

[@TheJ5onem]

Beautiful video!!! May I use a short part of it, about 15 seconds, for non-profit research project?

[@ngolamotep9715]

really nice

[@omirelecun]

Ashe

[@PianoPurposePeace]

Beautiful, colorful, precise! Onoche Chukwurah and I are dedicated to educating the public about the music of West Africa, including that of the Yoruba people. Check out this tutorial we made: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJe1ZKSpgpqCZq8. It uses the Yoruba Masquerade song "Eyo" as an example to teach West African drum patterns. I hope you like it!

[@Vesnicie]

That one poor fella is having a hard time getting free of his parachute.

[@mkaijewett]

It's not a parachute. Have some respect for our ancestors. :(

[@Vesnicie]

@@mkaijewett why don't you tell me all about it then? There's no meaningful explanation in the box, so tell me. I want to know.

[@SamuelAkinbo]

@@Vesnicie I think you should apologise to the lady. Anyways, it is called Ẹ̀kú, the vessel that houses the ará ọ̀run.

[@igniteafrica]

A parachute opens up in the sky. There is nothing opening up in the sky here.