Esa Pipe - Yoruba Traditional Oral Poetry w/Daniel Akanbi

There are different forms of chants or oral poetry peculiar to the people of Yorùbá. Some of them are either known with a ceremony or traditional religion.
Yorùbá oral literature known with traditional religion
Ìyẹ̀rẹ̀ Ifá
Ìjálá
Ẹ̀sà/Iwì Egúngún
Sàngọ́ Pípè
Ọya Pípè
Èṣù Pípè
Orin Orò
For example, Iwì Egúngún reveals the belief of Yorùbá people on resurrection in relation to the cult of masquerade. The orò song is related to the worship of orò which is a deity for settlement reformation and betterment.
In this video, we present Daniel Akanbi, the one popularly known as Ajípẹ̀ṣà (and that means "the one who wakes up in the morning to chant") with the chant or poetry known with masquerade in Yorùbá native art and entertainment.
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Well done 🎉🎉

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Ose modeyi.

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Difference between esa pipe, ewi and ijala they sound the same

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They are different from each other. They are characterized with distinct elements, especially in their voice tone.