Traditional Ogun Dance

Shot in Benin City, Nigeria.

[@fantasyWorldCitizen]

Thank You For Your Help Ogun is Destroying those who are harming my son and I. Thank you for taking away all these unruly spirits harming my son and I and enlisting them in your army. May you train them to serve you well.

[@MrFillaz]

💛🙏

[@WHITE526]

I believes in the worship of spirit with clear heart

[@WHITE526]

This is called OLUKUN dance this dance make me laugh very funny am ftom this place l was born ad raised there l known alot about this olukun

[@loveofgod8852]

AM WATER BECAUSE I BELONG TO WATER HAVE NO ENEMIES BECAUSE WATER DON'T HAVE ANY ENEMIES OBA GHATOR KPE ISEE OOOOOOOOOOO

[@gemmystonenolovefortheunlo7910]

Love yoruba son of yemeya here

[@mkaijewett]

The music, singing and the dance reminds me of the Akan diety Nana Tigare.

[@OyaRevolutionary]

Yes the colour is red in Yorubaland, for the warrior!

[@asabifatosin1150]

There is also black.

[@IleObadimeji]

Ogun yeeee Mo yeeee !

[@evelynobazee]

Wa yareooo.Iyare wekpen iyare weyeni.

[@robertpendl2725]

I am ttaking about my Afrika friend,s they weil 2, oh oh,Ogun Ogun, My adday is a Traditional Chief in Palace, thanks thanks thanks adday , I love you adday,

[@loveofgod8852]

nice one thank you for uploading this video.

[@okundayethomas3617]

This is my brother ogunsuyi

[@robertpendl2725]

Oh Oh This People help me , Ogun Ogun very nice, you People can not distroy my Marriage, and my home,

[@elisabettaugo733]

You are my number 1.

[@Jerryijebor1600]

What I want to say is that these kind of people most especially the dancing priest have a very special divine powers within them.. they can do and undo things. Like commanding the rain from a clear sky. Commanding the winds.. theyt like mediators between the material and the immaterial world... they help people solve problems like curing deadly diseases. Foretelling your future.. human fortification and so on.. sadly the power can also be used for evil tendencies depending on the priest

[@scrimshrugs]

good peice of information for people

[@robertpendl2725]

I am very happy happy Happyend, thanks

[@ElSun_DeepSeeMuzik]

Ogun ye moyeeeeeeeeeee!

[@ighilegentle9921]

Iyareeeeee❤

[@roseoruruchannel5663]

Am new here for love 💗 thanks for sharing

[@brightfadayo288]

Ogunamen 1 gret u

[@okundayethomas3617]

Iyare

[@awakensoul2018]

I will add black to my color, Ogun associate with black

[@eghosaagbonlahor4824]

Iyare iyare

[@asabifatosin1150]

Yes. Ogun's color at home (Yorubaland) is red not green and black(US, Cuba, PR) or blue(Brasil).

[@PLPS]

Asabi Fatosin some places in brazil use red too... but in candomble is live blue (of the fire), and umbanda uses red.

[@MrSivram28]

Asabi Fatosin This is not Yoruba its Edo. Ogun is a Benin Orisha not Yoruba. Many Benin culture has been blanketed as Yoruba and that's dishonest.

[@sammieelere9854]

Ogun came to Ife first as a spirit, secondly as human and ruled as one of the Oonis before he became a deity. Sango was a son of Orunmila when Orunmila was Alaafin Oyo after his brief reign in Benin where he left Eweka his son behind. When Orunmila left for Ife to become Alaafin, Sango his son from a Tapa wife rule Oyo. These are sacred facts. So it is wrong for you to render history by cornering it to your side by saying Yoruba blanketed Benin culture and that it is dishonest. We ought to put feelings of sentiments aside and ask open questions or embark on genuine research to find the missing link between the two great civilization towards harmonizing them for the good of mankind.

[@MrSivram28]

Stop telling lies and fables. Olokun, Sango, Ogun, Osun and many orishas blanketed as Yoruba are actually from the Edo people. These gods were taken to the Americas by enslaved Yoruba. I thank Yoruba people for spreading Benin culture to the Americas and the world.

[@0m09ja]

MrSivram28 Bini tall tales 😂

[@SuperRhonnie]

what is the purpose of the mirror?

[@TamikaWilliams609]

Rhonelda Daniel banish evil spirits

[@Bembesito]

This culture from the edo came to Dominican Republic same dress colors and drums also they dedicate the cult to st John the Baptist sincretized with Ogun

[@loveofgod8852]

Ise oooooo

[@dandamuxima]

Here in Brazil Ogun is St George sincretized and his color is blue. Nevertheless, in Umbanda which is a brazilian religion that sincretizes the Orishas, the catholic saints and the indigenous deyties (due to slavery through the Atlantic), Ogun wears green. Nice to see him and his worshipers wearing red. Ogun yee ⚔️

[@juliocuello6286]

The traditional color for Ogun is Red not black & green ,that's diaspora

[@samsonadegbite9363]

julio cuello G

[@okotiepat3326]

julio cuello

[@gemmystonenolovefortheunlo7910]

Alafia

[@MadebySOMI]

Yes o. Na so

[@jlicks3]

thank youf or that.I always thought, Black Green and Red. White and Red for Chango.

[@claudiaologunssy4279]

Amin ogun ase

[@kufarimahdi9636]

This ain't no danm ogun

[@claudiaologunssy4279]

Kufari Mahdi OKAY THANKY YOU IBA ASE

[@LI-me5ww]

Rip brother

[@gloriaisaac2549]

Iyare big daddy

[@jhennifershara6310]

Parece que as danças de hoje, muitas delas foram copiadas do orisas... Que engraçado isso,porém acho divino essa cultura... 😊😊😊😊 A cor vermelha ,lembra algumas culturas aqui em brasil...

[@Mrs.T305]

Why are the colors different

[@rooli5746]

Ogun

[@mobolajiosula8092]

ah babylon is done for

[@eliaskaptain8222]

ogabiyi

[@BOOMCLAACK917]

Eye was told by my godfather who is from Oyo that Red Was the original color however that him and Shango battled for the color and Shango won the battle and Oya too...has anyone else heard this story?

[@dudleybeard6180]

BOOMCLAACK917 o

[@paolovendemmiati4157]

BOOMCLAACK917 no tell me the story

[@okotiepat3326]

boom lack917 h

[@felixjack6880]

Baba Ogun an Baba Shango uses Read and Obatala give Shango a pice of white to difference between them that's Trinidad and Tobago understanding of it

[@Trelitzahit]

@ 6:51 he almost stabbed somebody 🤣

[@mobolajiosula8092]

Why are they wearing white and red tho

[@oluare]

ASË

[@joelgonier2302]

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[@uwish7]

Why was she pouring ashes on his feet?

[@lamayanichols3103]

uwish7 it’s not ashes, it’s native chalk

[@asabifatosin1150]

It’s efun @ uwish7

[@jlicks3]

@@lamayanichols3103 I believe Cascarilla

[@fkninsan3x_o796]

Ogun's colors are green and black. Chango's colors are red and white, which is what they're wearing

[@dadevi]

Green and black are diaspora colors. His color is traditionally red. If you cannot understand what they are singing in the video, then you should not comment on whose colors are whose.

[@asabifatosin1150]

That’s in Lukumi, one of the derivatives from tradition. Ṣangó is moreso just red. But red is not restricted to only ṢANGÓ

[@asabifatosin1150]

dadevi Black is also a traditional color as is black and green kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4G6malulpWJga8

[@isaacoluwade]

This is not Yoruba

[@enduranceimmanuel4552]

Jesus is the way the truth and life

[@asabifatosin1150]

Hardly.

[@jlicks3]

Fom what i now, Jesus is Olofi.

[@tonyj1785]

Almighty God is my father ,no power against me Sha proper ,may the Almighty save the choosing one , please Edo people like me please let forget about this demonic dance

[@Omo217]

Ray of Lyte well said. Ogun is who they changed to Angel Michael in English. The angel of war

[@Omo217]

Ray of Lyte yes they altered everything. When I saw the deity of Yaweh. He is the same as Shango Arábámbi. Yaweh married Asherah the female river goddess like Ọya. Both Yaweh and Asherah were worshipped together at the ancient Judah temple. Oòdáyéh is what they changed to Yehooda/Yehuda or Judah in English.

[@cfrazer772]

Tony, have you ever heard this proverb: "When the white man came we had the land and he had the bible. He told us we should close our eyes and kneel to seek salvation, and when we rose and opened our eyes, the white man had the land and we had the bible." We were only taken advantage of when we trusted them and neglected what has carried us all for thousands of years. Ase King.

[@Omo217]

stallion772 well said. The bible is written from Odù Ifá Ọ̀rúnmìlà. Talómodù in Yoruba is what they changed to Talmud in English and that is where the Bible is extracted from

[@eledaedumers7961]

Right on. Good that you know your source

[@okundayethomas3617]

Iyare

[@rosedaniel9531]

Iyare