I visited Rwanda two weeks before the war, their spirit of community is strong despite the UN failure to intervene. I enjoyed my few days stay there. Despite all odds yet from this dance you can see joy in their hearts , and this is what we lack here in the Western world. I miss you Rwanda.
All my black queen African dance similar including my beautiful queen black Haitians 🇭🇹 black people are really different on earth they love life, dance, and sing from their soul and always smile no matter what. This is beautiful.
There is that lady in the middle! Makes one think Kinyarwanda is the easiest and most enjoyable dance. Guys really had fun !!! Great song, beautiful dances! With love, from Uganda, the Pearl of Africa.
Yes! And and all this joy! And community born of horrific violence and genocide. And we with all our comforts and safety remain restless irritable and discontent I’d also like to add they NEVER get me outta that dance circle ✌️
WOW Rwanda...this had me crying many tears!😭These people have little in the way of material possessions compared to western countries, yet their joy and zest for life is beyond words! We westerners could really do with taking a leaf out of their book! God bless you beloved people of Rwanda!🤗💖✨
This is so beautiful, I wish that they would someday go back to their traditions of clothing, ware their authentic ware, so that you never lose you identity. I also enjoy the appearance of zero competition, everyone should live according to their own culture, it is a terrible thing when you trade your culture, you lose much more than your way of life.
JUS WONDERFUL LUV MY NATURAL AFRICAN FOLKS, GOD BLESS YOU ALL RUR STRENGTH, UR DANCE, UR 4EVERNESS... 1TGANG I C & NOTICE ABOUT DIFFERENT CULTURES U ALL STICK W/TRADITION, UM LEARNING CUS I PLAN ON VISITING, DA MOTHER LAND N A FEW MO YEARZ MZ. DANIELS
Ah! The polyphonic singing! The counterpoint between the sung phrases, the clapping, and the danced phrases. We in the West have so much to learn. I did especially love the men's dancing from 7:15 through the end! If my understanding is correct, dancing such as this would be done in a closed circle and last for hours, with different dancers coming into the middle on their own timing.
creativecompanion ,Really?i have my own style of music from Rwanda traditional dance.I see you playing guitar.It means you re interested of music.If you are interested in this project this is my email:fabufabu05@gmail.com and we talk more.Thanks
Africans are amazing. One doesn't need to understand the language to enjoy this. Batswana can relate to this one easily as it is almost the same as their dance.
Not all of them are happy. They have a hard life. But music and dance help them to forget difficulties for a moment. When dancing and singing everybody smile all over the world. Africa has a beautiful diversity and african people should really try to keep it alive. Dear Africa❤️
The Africans has always been happy and contented within their community my prayer is that they would be recognized for their contributions to the world and the truth be told.
I remember when we captured 3 Tutsi Soldiers in DRC back in 1998 .. We stayed with them as enemies who turned friends and the night before we returned them they sang and we dance together just like this .. Their Language and Zimbabwe Shona Language is almost same .. That's when I started to think that I was in wrong occupation .. We are all humans and black brothers by the way !!
I hear you, check out Mutamaba Village in Burundi same as Mutambara Mission in Zimbabwe, both villages producing authors and intellectuals..lol. I think with time same languages became isolated and modified, same as German and Proto-Germanic sub languages; Danes, Norwegian, Dutch, Swedish and other derivatives like English in Manyikaland prefix Nya is very common in Burundi /Rwanda
They are warmly welcoming those foreigners with love from the bottom of their hearts . Fortunately, love is wealth . Look poor on outward but rich inward .
Thanks to the Europeans who left their country to go video our people dancing. Without their haste for discovery, I the Nigerian, would not know how these people dance
Um, one of your fellow Nigerians, Phillip Emeguli helped invent the internet. While you're kissing European azz, thank America for installing the corpse known as buhari as your president 🙄🙄🙄
I am Russian and I believe that Africa is a heart of the Earth. West people think that they have made a major contribution to the world. But when they need to feel emotion they turn to music - jazz, blues, rap, rock-n-roll, reggae, soul, RnB. This is all made in Africa
starshinov I was born & raised in New Orleans Louisiana ....You are right.....Jazz especially.... the old traditional Jazz embodies the heartbeat of the life experience of the people of the time in NOLA.....Music is life's Melody.... of Happiness, Laughter , Disappointments ,Sadness ,Celebration ,Love ,Love loss, Life, Death.... All moments in a lifetime....Just think of a world without Music........Without Human Expression.....
@@1ko676 Not everyone. We cannot stereotype and classify all the same. To be honest, even those of slave descent have negative experiences with some Africans. However it's some and usually those whose been taught negative about us, had a bad experience, or think they are above everyone including their own clansman. So I don't take it personal. I've been blessed to have grown up and lived amongst many Africans. I'm very familiar with some of the cultures. My people treat me like family (my African people). I'm a New York born Jamaican 🇯🇲. So in NYC you are surrounded by nothing but cultures. And the USA is huge and diverse with many of the states being culturally different. I moved to Georgia and had a culture shock😁. Blessings
I remember at my home in the rwandan village we used to have this dance every evening! There is life in those places you know. People actually live! they don't just exist like here in the West. I'm homesick now.
Magnifique tout simplement, ceux qui connaissent un peu la danse traditionelle rwandaise apprecieront les transitions de cette dame du milieu.bravo ils sont d'où exactement?Merci à la personne qui a posté cette video.
this dance makes me remember my family when we were had a party in the family. that's how they use to perform. even bagandas were use to come out from their houses to see what happens in the village. thanks god for our Africa.
JS Zamubandi très très magnifique. Regardez ces gens très ambles et simple. Rien que la joie dans leur cœur et cette joie qui fait bouger les mains et la bouche. Mais pour l’homme blanc, ils est là près de ces pauvres juste pour les massacres et ramasser encore leur miette. Arrivés chez eux, ils disent encore que l’Afrique souffre or c’est eux qui font souffrir l’Afrique hummmm
Simply,Batwa are the best entertainers on earth.I want this group 's contact! When any of my daughters is getting married in whatever year,this is the group that will perform at the traditional wedding.I am Ugandan but proudly African!
This is how We welcome people from west to our africa but when we go to there counties they complain, If u only knew the meaning of the song they're singing .
I am sorry about that. I am an American who will be moving to Africa. Be patient with many Americans, because most do not understand Africa. They have never had an African friend to teach them. Most have grown up being selfish and spoiled and keep to themselves. My African friends have taught me so much. Be willing to be patient with Americans. As I said, many don't understand because they have never learned. Also, many want to learn about Africa but are uncomfortable because they do not know how to act. One thing I always like to say..... "There's nothing like a beautiful African smile!"
Thank you Kinko, you are welcome to Rwanda, i know it will be complicated to come to your land...but anyway come and enjoy the sweet weather, the song says: wonderful visitors we wish you to live long, have seats and feel at home or comfortable
I visited Rwanda two weeks before the war, their spirit of community is strong despite the UN failure to intervene. I enjoyed my few days stay there. Despite all odds yet from this dance you can see joy in their hearts , and this is what we lack here in the Western world. I miss you Rwanda.
The songs here are found with strong and warm welcoming lyrics, I can imagine anyone’s feelings and emotions when welcomed this way. 🇷🇼
The lady in the middle was amazing!!!! The song says it all!!! Our beloved visitors , you are highly welcome, sit relax and feel at home.
james ainebyoona komere
While Africans don't sit and feel at home outside the land. There is nothing like possessing a beautiful mind.
@@africanoriginal9404 3 years later and it still feels the same..
All my black queen African dance similar including my beautiful queen black Haitians 🇭🇹 black people are really different on earth they love life, dance, and sing from their soul and always smile no matter what. This is beautiful.
Am a pastor my heart feels and loves Rwanda. Pray one day I'll go there to preach.
There is that lady in the middle! Makes one think Kinyarwanda is the easiest and most enjoyable dance. Guys really had fun !!!
Great song, beautiful dances! With love, from Uganda, the Pearl of Africa.
My people 👏👏👍 how I miss this joyful can’t be measured 🥰 Rwanda 🇷🇼 my motherland, my home
Watching this in 2022 , from south africa ,love it
No expensive music instruments. No stages with lights. No alcohol or drugs. Just clapping, stick beating on a plastic jug, and spirit!
ElfHighMage for sure only spirit
This is really an expression of the heart
Yes! And and all this joy! And community born of horrific violence and genocide. And we with all our comforts and safety remain restless irritable and discontent
I’d also like to add they NEVER get me outta that dance circle ✌️
The girl in the middle...
ElfHighMage good observation!!!!!
ooh my traditional dance.nowhere better than home the mum in the middle is really killin
Rugwiza Emmanuel yes she is
That mum's hand work and footwork is impeccable. What truly beautiful dance work.
The lady in the middle is super and she doesn't tire.
Rugwiza Emmanuel
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Rugwiza Emmanuel what’s the name of this dance and what are they saying
The music is flowing through the woman in the middle. I'm enchanted.
akosua adoma sarpong I noticed that as well
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So beautiful a culture, I love you 😍 my African brothers and sisters, love ❤ you from Nigeria 🇳🇬 ❤.
MY SPIRIT WENT HOME TO MOTHER AFRIKA AS I WATCHED THE LOVE AND MUSICAL BRILLIANCE OF MY PEOPLE....LOVE!
WOW Rwanda...this had me crying many tears!😭These people have little in the way of material possessions compared to western countries, yet their joy and zest for life is beyond words! We westerners could really do with taking a leaf out of their book! God bless you beloved people of Rwanda!🤗💖✨
Trust me they would love to take a leaf out of our book.
This is so beautiful, I wish that they would someday go back to their traditions of clothing, ware their authentic ware, so that you never lose you identity. I also enjoy the appearance of zero competition, everyone should live according to their own culture, it is a terrible thing when you trade your culture, you lose much more than your way of life.
No need to go back. We can innovate and move forward while retaining our traditional spirit. Other cultures evolve too.
You don't need to tell people how they SHOULD live.
JUS WONDERFUL LUV MY NATURAL AFRICAN FOLKS, GOD BLESS YOU ALL RUR STRENGTH, UR DANCE, UR 4EVERNESS... 1TGANG I C & NOTICE ABOUT DIFFERENT CULTURES U ALL STICK W/TRADITION, UM LEARNING CUS I PLAN ON VISITING, DA MOTHER LAND N A FEW MO YEARZ MZ. DANIELS
Ah! The polyphonic singing! The counterpoint between the sung phrases, the clapping, and the danced phrases. We in the West have so much to learn. I did especially love the men's dancing from 7:15 through the end! If my understanding is correct, dancing such as this would be done in a closed circle and last for hours, with different dancers coming into the middle on their own timing.
This is wonderful. I like the way the middle lady dances the UKELE as is called in Etsako district of Edo state Nigeria.
So proud of our rich African beautiful and diverse Culture.....Lots of love from Kenya!!
My coworker and his wife a registered nurse just moved to Rwanda from US about 2 weeks ago to volunteer. They are probably loving the beautiful people
So very beautiful. We Americans need this kind of community.
creativecompanion ,Really?i have my own style of music from Rwanda traditional dance.I see you playing guitar.It means you re interested of music.If you are interested in this project this is my email:fabufabu05@gmail.com and we talk more.Thanks
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Ohhh!! Wow! I love Rwanda and Their culture is amazing. I have to came there too to satisfy my feelings , I can’t wait! @visit Rwanda
This dance is special. The mum I the middle is just great! Never seen anything like this. I've down loaded for future watching😍😍
The one in the middle has so much passion and rhythm for the dance! Very entertaining, well done lady!
Much love 👍👍👍👍👍✌️
This has actually moved me to tears.. so beautiful 💋💋💖
Beautiful ! Africa is so rich in peace. Thank you brothers from Rwanda.
They're so energetic. Here I am 50 with all this arthritis. They live so much better than we do
Just watching this today and all I can say is I'm proud of my African roots. The joy and happiness they share together is just so wonderful.
beautiful...soo proud to be rwandan
Africans are amazing. One doesn't need to understand the language to enjoy this. Batswana can relate to this one easily as it is almost the same as their dance.
Nice dance.The lady in the middle is really Rwandan inclined.
I’m a Nigerian I love the music and the woman in green wrapper is the best dancer
I wish I could join. They are so happy. I feel it
Not all of them are happy. They have a hard life. But music and dance help them to forget difficulties for a moment. When dancing and singing everybody smile all over the world. Africa has a beautiful diversity and african people should really try to keep it alive. Dear Africa❤️
The slim lady in green sandals and the dude in gumboots have both decided to put their best feet forward. Love from Kenya, East Africa 😎
Kutoka Tanzania,nimependa sanaaaa..
it allways amaze me how african dance allways matches the rythm.. like in this one the feet and the hand clapping matches perfectly
Is there any Zimbabweans here I think Jah prayzer owes us an explanation
Link the Jah Prayzah version
The Africans has always been happy and contented within their community my prayer is that they would be recognized for their contributions to the world and the truth be told.
Beautiful dance one African we ar one people ❤❤🇿🇲
Sister in the pink wrap: "yep I'm feeling EVERY performance"
I remember when we captured 3 Tutsi Soldiers in DRC back in 1998 .. We stayed with them as enemies who turned friends and the night before we returned them they sang and we dance together just like this .. Their Language and Zimbabwe Shona Language is almost same .. That's when I started to think that I was in wrong occupation .. We are all humans and black brothers by the way !!
I hear you, check out Mutamaba Village in Burundi same as Mutambara Mission in Zimbabwe, both villages producing authors and intellectuals..lol. I think with time same languages became isolated and modified, same as German and Proto-Germanic sub languages; Danes, Norwegian, Dutch, Swedish and other derivatives like English in Manyikaland prefix Nya is very common in Burundi /Rwanda
Africa Tshinaka waoooooo such great experience
When are you all going to stop war and allow the beauty of Africa to shine?
Watching from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦I hv liked the dance 💃cz my love is from Rwanda 🇷🇼😊😊😊
I did not knw Rwandan traditonal dance is similar to 'ours' Botswana🇧🇼. One Africa ,one love. No one can beat us wen it comes to ur African culture!
I’m so sorry for our people, loving and still welcoming the same people 🙆🏾♀️🙆🏾♀️
Happy to see them dancing together after the hatred that caused the genocide, it is behind them now
They are warmly welcoming those foreigners with love from the bottom of their hearts . Fortunately, love is wealth . Look poor on outward but rich inward .
Thanks to the Europeans who left their country to go video our people dancing. Without their haste for discovery, I the Nigerian, would not know how these people dance
Lol you don't need to thank people for shit
Um, one of your fellow Nigerians, Phillip Emeguli helped invent the internet. While you're kissing European azz, thank America for installing the corpse known as buhari as your president 🙄🙄🙄
Nice. There is no Twa village in Rwanda. All Rwandans live together. Anyway the dance is awesome and so for the songs.
Happy community, God bless them
Nice song ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤, watch the intensity and energy of the dancers. This is my favorite Batwa song .
I am Russian and I believe that Africa is a heart of the Earth. West people think that they have made a major contribution to the world. But when they need to feel emotion they turn to music - jazz, blues, rap, rock-n-roll, reggae, soul, RnB. This is all made in Africa
starshinov I am Rwandan ,and I heard the people from your country think we livin with animal is it true or not?
starshinov I was born & raised in New Orleans Louisiana ....You are right.....Jazz especially.... the old traditional Jazz embodies the heartbeat of the life experience of the people of the time in NOLA.....Music is life's Melody.... of Happiness, Laughter , Disappointments ,Sadness ,Celebration ,Love ,Love loss, Life, Death.... All moments in a lifetime....Just think of a world without Music........Without Human Expression.....
@@1ko676 they do think that and sone american also believe that all of africa live in a hut climb tree. I know it is an ignorant belief.
Yoyo what , really?
@@1ko676 Not everyone. We cannot stereotype and classify all the same. To be honest, even those of slave descent have negative experiences with some Africans. However it's some and usually those whose been taught negative about us, had a bad experience, or think they are above everyone including their own clansman. So I don't take it personal. I've been blessed to have grown up and lived amongst many Africans. I'm very familiar with some of the cultures. My people treat me like family (my African people). I'm a New York born Jamaican 🇯🇲. So in NYC you are surrounded by nothing but cultures. And the USA is huge and diverse with many of the states being culturally different. I moved to Georgia and had a culture shock😁. Blessings
For me it's Hw everyone is on key I canttt only black ppl😍😍❤️❤️this video iss everything
Such rich culture. Happy joyous unassuming people. This is Africa.❤🙏🏾
I remember at my home in the rwandan village we used to have this dance every evening! There is life in those places you know. People actually live! they don't just exist like here in the West. I'm homesick now.
Don't be dear , it is very simple , just buy ticket then pack your things, go to the airport soon you will be at home and start enjoying life 👍
Watching this on TH-cam is cool, but I bet seeing it in person would have been awesome.
The singing is amazing u people deserved to dance like this after all what u suffered from enjoy
Talent in it's rawest and most true form
WOW this was incredible. Am a Ugandan but there is way I fell in love with this guys dance. Alot of footwork. Beautiful
C'est magnifique👍😘
Je suis chanteuse d'origine Malienne.
This is beautiful. Africa is one. This is so similar to the Tswana dance.
I love all of them Queens.
Mbega byiza kabisa ibyoshimo ntibigurwa,ntibisaba ibyamirenge pe!!!!
such a lovely gathering , they look so happy :D, I love this brilliant video
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I am so happy for watching this.
I love how these White social workers participated.
Regards from Uganda
Very beautiful dancing from my home country
We love you!
Wabura this has made may night gooda for sure I did not sleep
Thank God for our African dancing. It's soo beautiful.
Many African countries are one of the most peaceful places to live in on earth
Magnifique tout simplement, ceux qui connaissent un peu la danse traditionelle rwandaise apprecieront les transitions de cette dame du milieu.bravo ils sont d'où exactement?Merci à la personne qui a posté cette video.
African culture s richkeepit
this dance makes me remember my family when we were had a party in the family. that's how they use to perform. even bagandas were use to come out from their houses to see what happens in the village. thanks god for our Africa.
Africa is so sweet Thank you Lord for my continent
lindo de mais chorei!! here in Brazil i am umbandista....
WOW! African creativity can only be matched by the creator itself! They are "gods".
c'est juste magnifique à voir! bravo 👌👌👌
Jean Serge HIRWA c'est jolie sauf qu'ils dansent pour les blancs il fsut arrêter ça
JS Zamubandi très très magnifique. Regardez ces gens très ambles et simple. Rien que la joie dans leur cœur et cette joie qui fait bouger les mains et la bouche. Mais pour l’homme blanc, ils est là près de ces pauvres juste pour les massacres et ramasser encore leur miette. Arrivés chez eux, ils disent encore que l’Afrique souffre or c’est eux qui font souffrir l’Afrique hummmm
Simply,Batwa are the best entertainers on earth.I want this group 's contact! When any of my daughters is getting married in whatever year,this is the group that will perform at the traditional wedding.I am Ugandan but proudly African!
This is how We welcome people from west to our africa but when we go to there counties they complain, If u only knew the meaning of the song they're singing .
I am sorry about that. I am an American who will be moving to Africa. Be patient with many Americans, because most do not understand Africa. They have never had an African friend to teach them. Most have grown up being selfish and spoiled and keep to themselves. My African friends have taught me so much. Be willing to be patient with Americans. As I said, many don't understand because they have never learned. Also, many want to learn about Africa but are uncomfortable because they do not know how to act. One thing I always like to say..... "There's nothing like a beautiful African smile!"
Thank you Kinko, you are welcome to Rwanda, i know it will be complicated to come to your land...but anyway come and enjoy the sweet weather, the song says: wonderful visitors we wish you to live long, have seats and feel at home or comfortable
Welcome home my friend !
Mutara-Beautiful...
The west doesn’t deserve Africans kindness but I’m glad we are bigger people and love no matter what
Thank you for sharing this video, incredible dance, choir with nice melody full of emotions and I can't stop watching this Rwandan people 💚👏👏👏
The lady in the middle is killing the dance. Fantastic
Blessings to you all!! May the good. Lord bless Africa!!
African expression of joy and happiness and recreation is through dancing.
WOW fantasic,love this!!
I wish this song to be translated into international languages people would die of joy
I can help everyone to translate this song
@@iwacutv3493 what are they saying?
Espectacular, como se nota que ni la pobreza les impide divertirse..
So awesome, I would live to dance with those ladies. I would be so honored
👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾BEAUTIFUL AND GRACIOUS DANCES OF RWANDA !!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙋🏾♂️🙋🏾♂️
Abashitse bahire murakarama,mwicare mube neza murakarama:Dear guests Long life to you! Sit down well Long life to you!
Music Is Indeed A Universal Language...
Speechless...and in tears. Love, LOVE!
@VincehF it is a welcoming song - they are geeting the guests and welcoming them...it is traditional...
and tell me how one could ever depressed with this vibrations??
Beautiful dance. Watching from Nairobi Kenya.
so proud of my home country!
очень слаженный хор, прям удивило)
Good vibes only! That mood is EVERYTHING.🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🤜
peace and love Mama Rwanda.
Wow, l miss dancing our traditional
Effortless so beautiful!
Beautiful!!!
it's very nice, and it makes me to feel happy in our country as Rwandans
Now the traditional rwanda music, the real one. Abanyarwanda ba vrais kbs