Is that similar to ancestor of Brazilian tamborim. Because yes, many elements of Latin American and Brazilian music origin from Africa through black slaves brought from there, including percussion
Since Ogun is a male Orisa, doesn't it make more since to have the men demonstrate the dance? Or is it cultural that women dance more so than men in Yorubaland?
Yoruba is not a gendered culture for the most part. Even the Oro procession that women are absolutely forbidden to see, the group in charge of the Ogoni that oversees the Oro are women, Iya mi osoronga(our mothers supreme) are the top echelon of Yoruba spirituality
Somebody put their tennis shoes in the clothes dryer. Or a bowling ball. (I didn't choose to listen, it came up on auto. I'll keep a closer eye on that hereafter so I don't have to leave frank comments.)
🙌🏾The heart beat of Ogun!! 🙏🏾
Thank you. 🤗🤗🤗
I am a daughter of Ogun so there are women who know this dance, too.
Is that similar to ancestor of Brazilian tamborim. Because yes, many elements of Latin American and Brazilian music origin from Africa through black slaves brought from there, including percussion
Since Ogun is a male Orisa, doesn't it make more since to have the men demonstrate the dance? Or is it cultural that women dance more so than men in Yorubaland?
Yoruba is not a gendered culture for the most part. Even the Oro procession that women are absolutely forbidden to see, the group in charge of the Ogoni that oversees the Oro are women, Iya mi osoronga(our mothers supreme) are the top echelon of Yoruba spirituality
Somebody put their tennis shoes in the clothes dryer. Or a bowling ball.
(I didn't choose to listen, it came up on auto. I'll keep a closer eye on that hereafter so I don't have to leave frank comments.)