Beautiful tradition. Black people were the sources of all knowledge. Musics dance drama drinks food, deep botanical knowledge, art crafts, pottery etc. The instrument is also played by some lwo/luo group of people eg Acoli etc.
The Ma'di people are found in South Sudan and Uganda, East Africa. They are a boarder tribe. This group is from South Sudan. They are displaying the Ma'di culture. These are the activities conducted in the village. If you are not from this culture please let me know if there are similarities of this culture to yours. I would also like to know if your people play the bow instrument Thank you Modo
Our culture is our identity. Congratulations Keremelina, Aquilina and the rest. This is an amazing initiative. Let us come up with more.
Woooo Finally I find a clip talking about my routes.just proud of being a madi
Wow our culture, our root....i feel at home when watching clips like this, i pray to God to hear our cries to go from exile.
That's my people proud to be madi may God blessed 🙌 n bring peace among us
Wat is that she is pouring in the pot.
By the I would love to learn more about madi
RIP aunt Aquilina 😢 you're remembered forever ❤
I love Madi people ❤️
It's beautiful to keep our cultural history for new generation❤❤❤❤
I love my land
Keep resting Aunt 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Beautiful tradition. Black people were the sources of all knowledge. Musics dance drama drinks food, deep botanical knowledge, art crafts, pottery etc. The instrument is also played by some lwo/luo group of people eg Acoli etc.
Yah these are pure South Sudan ma'adi.
My culture my identity
The Ma'di people are found in South Sudan and Uganda, East Africa. They are a boarder tribe. This group is from South Sudan. They are displaying the Ma'di culture. These are the activities conducted in the village.
If you are not from this culture please let me know if there are similarities of this culture to yours. I would also like to know if your people play the bow instrument
Thank you
Modo
Next time try to add captions to favour those who are not well versed or understand the language.
Do they come from Lugbara people of west line people coz it sounds exactly like Lugbara language
Yes, we are one people. The Lugbara broke from the Ma'di in 1940s I am told.
Notice how when the lady in white bent over, she didn't arch her back like we do in America. Completely hinged at the hips; as it should be.