Ibo

[@YvannePierrot]

C'est une des plus belles chorégraphies de la nation Igbo que j aie jamais vue.

[@danieleric4850]

We Igbo from Nigeria are happy and proud of you Igbo Haitian. May our ancestors be with you all, all your good wishes will be granted. I will pay visit one day...one love my people ❤❤❤

[@Haitianwarrior]

Go screw yourself. Since when Dutty Africans dance like that?

[@Haitianwarrior]

My ancestors said no Igbo, Congo ppl should exist on our soil. This is just a name ibo

[@beatrice123ful]

There’s no Igbo Haitians

[@odiodi3289]

God bless Igbo (Ibo) the children of Gad son of Israel. May the Lord be Praised on earth because of His mercies to us.

[@rithalouis2606]

Bravo! C'est jolie

[@Jjean30]

HAITI CHÉRIE 😁😁😁😁🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹

[@RudolphDavis]

Beautiful dance performance ❤️

[@Stagbeetle007]

Sounds haitian!, the choreography is also haitian . The name of the group is inspired of the name of an Haitian revolutionary.

[@caniceosuagwu2580]

Haiti is igbo, 80

[@caniceosuagwu2580]

Haiti is made up of 90% igbo.

[@kingmemanagement4283]

Haitian and Igbo connection

[@beatrice123ful]

It is Haitian

[@beatrice123ful]

They just name the dance that

[@immaculavilson-paul8181]

❤❤❤❤👌👏👏👏👏👏👏🙌👏👏

[@aguiyi9880]

Igbo not ibo

[@loiswilcken1758]

The people who planted this dance in Haiti were the Igbo. When Haitians began to write about it, they wrote Ibo. It's the same way the fongbe Vodun became Vodou in Haiti and Voodoo in the United States. I use Ibo here in recognition of my Haitian friends and teachers. But yes, the original is Igbo.

[@danieleric4850]

​@@loiswilcken1758yes you get it right. I am Igbo man from Nigeria. But white men don't know Igbo exactly, they pronounced it as Ibo. So i believe you are the igbo but due to white men, it corrupted as Ibo. But it still the same. We love you people as our brothers and sisters. God be with you people always

[@jacquesviau6165]

@@danieleric4850wow. For real. No wonder my love for Nigerian people. I am Haitian. “ le sang appelle le sang”. I datées yoruba lady . Suddenly she disappeared.

[@ifeanyi-bh3eg]

​@@danieleric4850stop correcting them, that's how they pronuce it just as we Igbos has different dialect by state