Doundounba in Madina, Conakry featuring Mamadouba Camara, director of Ballet Tayeli and amazing dancers from Ballet Tayeli, including Wontanara's own Mohamed Andre Duranteau! **please note our web address changed to wontanaradrumdance.ca
L'Afrique notre terre berceau de l'humanité et des arts. Je suis pas noir mais africain du nord et tellement touché par ces danses et ces échanges millimétré comme du papier a musique. .. les femmes sont exeptionnelles lorsqu'elles entrent a plusieur cest MAGIQUE!!!!
We officially found out (not from Ancestry but from elders) that the majority of my maternal side’s slave ancestry are from Guinea so we tryna to learn as much about the culture as we can! ✊🏾. Anyone from Guinea hit me on my IG of the same name. Tryna make some friends
pulled up his friend's pants and carried on dancing ... these people don't have much , but they all still have that ''child'' inside the spirit of a child , dancing free from worries i remember that ... couldn't for the life of me figure out how to get back in that headspace
Thee Most High Spirit over man... blessed man with a mouth to speak, hands to touch and embrace, a heart to feel, and FEET to DANCE; Love you 'Mama Africa!' and my African People; world-wide.
Yes, it's money. People give money to the drummers and dancers when they're pleased with their performance. For many of the artists this is how they make a living. :-)
I am amazed about this, the black community in Peru came from 🇬🇳 and now I understand why my Afro peruvian music is the way it is, i am in tears. This is so beautiful to watch.
@ramaramiro Oh man, your right! Sorry abou that, still learning how to edit. But its uploaded now, check it out! Didn't have much more djembe solo footage from this doundounba. More videos to come though!
The west needs this kind of public entertainment as a form of therapy.. to release pent up frustrations from living in an uptight and controlled society. It would be cathartic
