Manhyia Tete Nnwomkoro - Amankwatia 

I think the Asante’s are one of the few people to have have maintained their culture, purely and clean. They didn’t allow Europe to influence them. That is why some people sometimes mock them, that they can’t speak English and they won’t force it too. At the moment, they go to school and speak good English, but now their culture being influence by Europe. As they world moves on, they find ways to adapt their culture in the modern world, through funerals, marriage ceremony and others. And that has sold their culture beyond the shores of Ghana. For example their Kente Cloth; expensive and colorful. And when you’re listening to a Nwomkoro, don’t just dance with it. They document their history in their songs; Nnwomkoro as well. How their monarch fought battles and everything that happened way back are all documented in their songs. No foreign culture has been influence in their culture as aforementioned. And that makes the truth prevails in their kingdom and chieftain you as well. Baffour Amankwatia; Bantamahene and the war lord of Asante; Generations will forever remember you. Asante dawase.

amankwatia is a name and he died, he was a warrior to fight the British, the song means the don’t blame him that he is not alive but rather blaming death

I am Mayan from Guatemala but I know we once were all from the same Tribe. This feels so connected to the Earth. We are all brothers and sisters. 🙌🙌🙌🔥🔥🔥🔥🙌🙌🙌

As an African American, my soul knows this is where our music comes from, among other African cultures taken in ships to the Americas. These cultural nuances, call-and-response, beat-breaks and cadences can not be denied. My ancestors are pleased.

I feel the pain that asantemane endured for the fall of a great military commander, General Baffour Owusu Amankwatia. As a Ghanaian and an Ashanti, these songs bring me a lot of sadness when I hear my people still mourning about the lost of our great ancestors who sacrifice so much for Modern Ghana and the Asantemane. May God richly bless their soul and give them a peaceful rest wherever they are. Amen.

The great Amankwatia May your great soul continue to rest well 😢🙏🏾 Asanteman da wo ase

2024 Santehene Nana Kwesi Boakye i was here some. Otumfour is forever the King of Ghana.

How can this song be forgotten at an Ashantis funeral ,I was really searching for this song but I found it

S3 y3duru amanfoo so a na y'akae yaanom, hmmm!

I love this song Proud to be Ivorian

I'm currently doing research on General Amankwatia IV the general who almost defeated British Fanti Alliance which would have changed the history of Ghana. A win for Amankwatia would have meant the sacking of Britain from the Gold Coast and complete domination of the Fanti and Coastal states by the Asanti. He However lost in 1874

Sometimes i wept ,when i see that gradually western culture is overshadowing our tradition as Ghanaians, beautiful song that never dies...Agaspa Lee Germany

2023 asanteni ba Yaw opoku was here

Thanks for sharing the historical information about General Amankwatia.

Amankwatia was the general who led the Asante forces against the British

I can never forget my father, G K ADDAI MAY HIS SOUL REST IN PEACE

So proud of you my AKAN clan ❤😅

Its April 2021, who is still here👋

One Amankwatia, an Ashanti war General and chief of Bantama got killed on the battlefield by the British force led by Major General Garnet Wolsley in the battle of Amoaful. Garnet Wolsley was full of praise for the tactically display of Amankwatia even after he was killed.

I’m proud Asante man . We’re the ASAN tribe of Yudah .👑👑✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽❤️❤️

The great General Amankwatia

Amamere papabi........

my father used to sing this song.I now understand why bcos is really good sound.Agyabour thanks for shaping me in traditional way.

Nwom papa nono

Thanks for uploading this music and sharing the interesting history of our culture

The great ahsanti

I really love this song

I will meditate while this is playing. The vocals are so beautiful. Calming and engaging at the same time. EDIT Currently reading through the book mentioned in the video description, looking for more insight. Hopefully i can learn more about the people i came from.

My favorite song

thanks the uploader

#Africa_ #Ancestry_ #History_ #Culture_ #morals. Deep love for my motherland😘😍😍😍😍😍🙌

j'aime (I love)

This very song make remember my grandmum

THANK YOU UNIVERSE NAMASTE 🙏🏽 THANK YOU UNIVERSE.. I LOVE YOU UNIVERSE

These woman are natural gifted. They never took any voice lessons.

Beautiful🙌🏾🙌🏾

I am enjoying this song very much

Amankwatia the Cheif general and Archangel of the Asanteman Army

I want that old time religion too. Our ancestors, they love and support us. #akanmedicine

Adowaaaaaaa😩😩😩😩🇬🇭❤️

Piaaaw, i love this music

Very happy paa

Lovely ❤

NICE SONG

True tradition Piaaw

Lovely

Piawww 💛🖤💚✌️✌️✌️

❤❤❤

ODO KOAAAAA👍👍

Piawwwwwww

classic

Thanks uploader

❤

Piaaaaw

Can someone give tutorial of how these women wear their head scarfs. Thank you.

What’s the translation?