YORUBA ANDABO, "PROTESTA CARABALI", ABAKUA

[@blackfootgunner8872]

JRE 2019

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Joey Diaz sent me here

[@YouCouldNever.]

Here from uncle Joey

[@ahmedgomez2197]

Llama a la guerra ese es u legado

[@billlarstead8019]

It's rare in this Life to have one's question answered in such concise detail. You are both a scholar & a gentleman, and I sincerely thank you. Gracias!

[@victorventolambertcarmen4131]

Bill Larstead unagy MN . k

[@lourdesduprey3125]

Ok

[@brucestewart5939]

Watch Joe Rogan and Joey Diaz explain these ' gentleman' ...yeah, not so flipping much if he's correct.

[@onayrodicio7475]

Ewemio 🙏🏻

[@beefsupreme2495]

Fuckin tremendous

[@anon-tec3500]

Joey diaz🤣

[@MMMM-sm2rm]

MadFlavas!

[@sisyphus645]

Can someone please explain the significance of the dudes in the costumes?

[@carlostorres6334]

Transient cog: it's simply, the dudes in the costumes suppose to be initiates in the religion Abakua, this here is only funsion, not a true procession .

[@billlarstead8019]

Can anyone tell me the Shamanic symbolism involving the two amazing dancers in similar yet contrasting costumes that play out a ritualized battle through their unique dance moves?

[@chicochico7876]

todo esta muy bien, pero lo que no entiendo es eso nuevo de las mujeres metidas en el coro cantando abacua en una religion que siempre se ha dicho que solo de hombre, cono como pasa el tiempo horita la juran tambien,

[@pellorodriguez29]

Esto solamente se ve en el Cori del folklorico national k es esto k estan viendo aqui en la realidad la religion abakua aunke se yama ecorie enyene abakua por k kien descubre ekue fundamental no se permite mujeres aunke en el Africa si existen mujeres existen juego k sientan mujeres en su puerta

[@pellorodriguez29]

esto es el conjunto folklorico en plante tu no vas a ver mujeres en la valla cantando

[@pellorodriguez29]

Chico Chico en un plante tu nunca vas a ver una mujer en la valla por k no existe y no funciona este es el conjunto folklorico nacional De Cuba haciendo una presentacion

[@luislozano5809]

Bill Larstead THEY ARE WARRIORS...Sr...

[@unclejoe6811]

Joey Diaz sent me.

[@Vool7000]

It’s my culture it’s called ekpe in Calabar and IBIBIO

[@vance5466]

jammin🕺🏽🗿

[@AndresLopez-sl6dx]

Mis respetos

[@jacoblevine8682]

All in white

[@vixxy02]

@yoni5002: Abakua is originally from the Ekpe Secret Society which has it's roots in Calabar and Cameroun. Women are members too,it's not just for men.

[@Vool7000]

vixxy02 why didn’t you mention ibibio Don’t we have ekpe 🖕🏿

[@Vool7000]

They took slaves from Calabar, oron, Eket ikot Abasi and many more So every time u efiks go Dey mention una side

[@Vool7000]

Watch ivo Miller and learn that the black Cubans Brazil and Miami are crossriverines and akwaibomite

[@Vool7000]

Well sha we are Calabar because we were carved out of Calabar in 1987 September

[@Vool7000]

Do you know Southwest Cameroon Calabar akwaibom are IBO but not the ndi ibo people o

[@puma6071]

este ireme me recuerda a oxala...

[@luislozano5809]

FROM 1959 WHEN CASTRO OVERTURNED THE CUBAN SOUL TO COMMUNISM SYSTEM ...THE ABAKUA PROCESSION WAS PERSECUTE & PRACTICES HELD AROUND 20 YEARS ..

[@sofiasanchezpardo3628]

This is not Yoruba its Efik Eastern Nigeria

[@destinmosby734]

This is a colt basically 😂😂😂😂

[@salsa4water]

@ Rafael Rodriguez cool explanation but all due respect bro you got that the wrong way round EFO(k) (first ireme) dances SLOW and and EFI(k) (second ireme) dances FAST

[@jgarcia12371]

Rhanks My Brother, I love to learn. Don Jose

[@jorgegasulla1839]

Salsa4Water

[@Coltsfan]

These primitive, Neolithic cultures are fascinating. Amazing that they still exist.

[@julianmiltenberger7533]

^^

[@Robio_scorpio]

Only someone as white and as pasty as u would say culture passed down is primitive go eat ur raisins and salt and stfu

[@600p8]

Abakua came from southwest Nigeria, a place thats had Iron for 4,000 years, thats 3,200 years before England, seems wrong to call them “primitive Neolithic” when theyve had metal for that long

[@calvinversailles7662]

@@Robio_scorpio raisins and salt lmao

[@michaelakikere6271]

Yoruba are Igbo always like to claim what is not belong to them.They are Efik and ibibio descendants