Yorùbá Masquerade Dancers Sing Oríkì and Dance Bàtá

Yorùbá masquerade dancers, Fúnké and Wusilat Òjéyemí, sing praise songs and dance bàtá in Èrìn-Òsun.

[@liapartel9142]

WOW!!!!!.....I am so proud to be part yoruba (Nigerian).

[@hazelpitts1832]

I love Yoruba women they're so beautiful

[@hcassells66]

i just did an ancestry test and i came up 96% african, 40% nigerian (I'm Jamaican). sending love to my ancestors 💪💪💪

[@Yorubagurl]

We need more of this.. the yoruba culture is so enriched, I just wish our people would go back to the roots. Thanks for posting this debraklein.

[@djmz1969]

Ha, ha, ha, I love this two ladies...we have dances and rhythms like those all over the Caribbean Brazil and Latin America.....how interesting I finally know where they came from. So, blessed is part our cultures know....so much fun and joy.

[@patrickreider9552]

Those drum players are great!

[@PERSNICKETYREBELSHANGO]

ancestry came back identifying the Yoruba and esan of nigeria as my original roots/tribe and I'm proudly crying looking at this.. I feel so connected thank you for the video

[@Omo217]

LovelyIsMyChocolate all Yoruba all over the world world are one. We separated because of expansion, but we have same culture and we all Omoluwabi or Omo-Nuwa-bi depending on the dialects. We are descendants of Onuwadaiyeh aka Judah. That is why Ile Ife is called Ife Odaiyeh. Odaiyeh, Uwadaiyeh, Wadaih Oduah means same thing as Judah or Iyehuda or Yehuda. Olodumare is Iyeh in Yoruba. I am from Ondo state in Nigeria and we have all these traditional dance as well. The Esan people are very close to us too.

[@lanreomikunleable]

Genesis of Twerkin!!! smiles. loved it .. #ProudlyYoruba

[@afroboricua1900]

Beautiful!!! I love this!! Africa is the best!! I love black people sooo much!!!!!! Thank you for uplaoding! This is really art, poetry, and POWER!!♥♥♥♥

[@michelleadeoye639]

22i37 3

[@bimpeedumulticultural]

O ma se o. Ki Olorun da awon omo Funke si. She was such a wonderful chanter and dancer. May your soul rest in perfect peace.

[@mcrut35]

Can't stop watching this.

[@popsqualli1]

That was WONDERFUL. I LOVE my people.

[@AntonsClass]

What rich culture! Fantastic and beautiful to observe.

[@fjc973]

Adupe pupo !! ,Thank you for posting .

[@martincupid7372]

Jus found out its my ancestors tribe, I felt the ryhidm long time

[@lei090704]

did you do the African ancestry DNA test and find out you where Yoruba?

[@Mechele99]

Same here brother, that is awesome.

[@michelleadeoye639]

+lei090704 uu73

[@zookat]

This is exquisite and seriously deep... stuff that would make your head "swell with pride," like the Yorubas would say. O se pupo!

[@eddiajadalu3459]

Nice..I love Yoruba culture and Esan culture as well.

[@jacoboyeleke]

i remember when i was a little child in my village Kajola Abe with my grand father the asipa of Kajola abe.

[@bruin03]

Culture is beautiful. :)

[@israel7seychelles941]

I love my people. I love africa!

[@fjc973]

I'm sorry to know that she pass away such a great talent .

[@ati2006]

Unbeatable. reminds of the Alapanshanpa masquerade and dance troupe.

[@theygg1]

such a beautiful people, I'm amazed always

[@ayomulti]

A marvel to behold. Amazing traditional dance moves. Thanks Debra.

[@sisi11122]

amazing

[@lan911]

Ayibobo!

[@joroboam]

@debraklein ohhhhhh am so sorry! Debra thanks soo much for posting such good quality videos,these bata players and dancers are exquisite!

[@kisetteor4721]

origine de la danse brazil

[@ptakupptakup]

cool

[@leosbeljimenez]

BUENO,ACHE,YUREFE,IFE ALLA OMO ELEGUA,

[@debraklein]

In a car accident, very tragic.

[@FairyGodMuthaNina]

how did she die?

[@debraklein]

A dupe o.