Nonvinyon Bénin - Agbénoudé (Agbadja)

"Agbozonlin"

[@AlognonChris]

It"s good nothing like tradition

[@mercymawuli2796]

I'm proud of you guys ❤❤❤

[@peaceyawaappoh6914]

I really love the song. God bless you all.

[@clementgavi7290]

Tsekpo is the name of a village of the region of Yoto at the South of Togo. This song is somehow about challenges in life and fellowship. I am a Tsekpoto.
Tsekpo is part of Watsi people. Watsi is a derivative of a story in its journey the people has consider necessary to make a break, a stop. That's why the word 'watsi' meaning we stay.
Clement

[@creamcrackers279]

Clement GAVI Apparently the Ewe spoken cannt be understood by the Ewes in Ghana and Togo but I think I can understand majority of what these ppl are saying. Could you plz tell me how much percent u think a Ghanaian Ewe can undestand if they meet the Beninoir who speaks Ewe. Thanks u

[@Mawuakpe]

Butter Bread
I would say 50%. Depending on the age of the person. An elder person would probably understand more things.

[@Mawuakpe]

Butter Bread
I think that even between Mina (Gengbe) dialect spoken in Lomé, Togo and what we can call regular Ewe, spoken in Ho, in Ghana there is quite some differences

[@creamcrackers279]

Yep thank you my dear.

[@essirenhier7489]

Were they part of Nostrie or Notse journey ?

[@essirenhier7489]

Ewegbe is deep but I can understant every words of there songs. 97% % though Ewe from Togo. So Kpade s’ are watchi, never knew that.

[@markagyei4451]

Can I attend one of these functions? I really wish I could.

[@andreasamuel853]

Missing home

[@mercymawuli2796]

Me too

[@dicksonklutse1439]

Wow

[@emmanuelgeraldo5337]

I love it

[@Jamila-ts3tq]

Q se

[@lawrenciahavon4601]

Tsekpo is not Benin, is Togo ,

[@kokouebelamouzou1668]

Bonne courage

[@leocadihoundji6337]

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