This is my very favorite video of them all. These people are so joyful though it all. The Lil kid is amazing. He is not missing a beat and his timing is unbelievable. May God continue to bless these beautiful people from on the other side of this wonderful world which we live in. I love this so much. It gives me a lift everytime I tune in to it which is almost daily. Thanks so much for a song and dance as this.
Yes! this is who we are, proudly so. I am 100% African. I wish I could jump in to boost the gentleman in blue to push a splendid dance. I love it. I will never leave the shores of Africa I belong here, I sign off. with love from Zambia.
Little boy!!! Hahaha, the title says "batwa" which means pygmy, they are the shortest people in Uganda. So don't be surprised if he is beyond 30, has a wife and children.
I am a mukiga from Kabale; we don't look down on Batwa! They are a shy group of people that chose to keep and stay in their forest foraging culture until recently when deforestation has forced them out, as they could not access their regular game and fruits; however Batwa also preferred to work for food as they didn't appreciate any other foreign possessions, hence the impression of being looked down upon by those foreign to kabale; Bakiga are a free tribe that has no King they are organized through clans and the nuclear family, therefore do not have a culture of making anyone their subject; Batwa language falls between Rukiga and Kinyarwanda however they can speak fluently both languages as they need the skill to work in these communities; i don't know how they are treated the Rwandan side. Batutsi in kabale kanungu and mpororo are decedants of bafumbira migrating from kisoro and some Rwandese who got refuge during the 50's and 60's .
I was feeling really down and God led me to this beautiful video. Yahwe bless all the people in this village and the person who put the video on. Thanks for sharing.
oh wow. love the singers, love the family, and well done to The ones that taught a young one. Awesome!. Love fromeNew Zealand, Tonga and The Cook Islands.
African believe in God no matter the poor we believe one day we will overcome all challenges n live as one Africa one God 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏. I remember when I was young I use to dress those oversize cloth like that kid I thought its normal but its was not coming from poor ground but i learn a lot. my love from Kenya🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
poor or no, African people we enjoy with what we have, I am proud of you guys, woooow, eeeey the little kid, my miaou good one, i like, hahahaha go on yaaa.
Nice traditional music and dance. The kids and their people give joy to my heart. Wonderful. I wish if they could continue to dance in happiness and without sorrows and fear. My best greetings to all of them. Thank you för showing this treasure of Africa!
Right here in South Africa we do relate to the dance. The Xhosa tribe and pedi tribe have similar cultural dance as this one. The truth is Africa we are one.
This is the spirit of a beautiful togetherness , that young guy he made my day with the courage he has , this is absolutely amazing to encourage the little ones in everything so that they carry the touch in their generation , thank you for posting this beautiful dance .
Love 💕 it, don’t understand what they are saying but I feel compelled to watch and still have an understanding of the celebration is . Love ❤️ the performance of both young dancers
If I ever learned just how much culture was and continues to be lost in all of Africa...damn! However, those two kids (one in the background) were awesome!
Look at that little Warrior praising Yahweh with all his strength,Our Heavenly Father it's my prayer that you make that little boy become a choir master to praise You all the days of his life,lovely I songs,I wish I understand that language.
Very cheerful music. Little baby is impressive. It now time for African countries to look to the future and see what opportunities they can make for the likes of this little child and millions like him. Dancing and clapping doesn't put food in their mouths. Africa is one of the most resourceful continents and should have no need for foreign aid, either in food or money.
Just look at simplicity, innocence, harmony with nature, completely oblivious of our nuclear weapons menace, of our rat race, of the unbridled lust for wealth, of the stock exchanges, of covid-19. I wish we the so-called 'civilised and exposed' would leave their forests for them. And they sing Hallelujah! It's just bliss here. God bless you great folks. Regards from Nigeria.
"nta intambara yanteye ubwoba" = there is no war that I have feared ! This people are great and strong! really inspiring ! There are rwandans not ugandans ! they sing in kinyarwanda here
No stage or dance floor. No expensive musical equipment. No alcohol or drugs. Nothing but clapping, tapping a stick on a plastic jug, and thousands of years of tribal spirit. NOTHING in the West can match this. NOTHING!!!
Can I learn this dance form and practice it in the USA ? I want to go there and learn it with them if possible. I do NOT wanty to change them at all. I want to help them stay existant and become more and save their culture . I want to take some for myself too and that would help them keep their culture alive beacuas I would practice the traditions myself
Anthony, "take some for myself" you mean what exactly? Take it where? Anyways, I agree with Saint Peter, respect and humbleness will get you to places. ... Please no taking, too much taking has already been done.
Dear Anthony, I work in a recently created humanitarian organization aiming at assisting them in Rwanda, so if you wish, you can contact me on tonerohonore@gmail.com. God bless!
Very proud of my African roots.... the voices, the rhythm, the handclaps, footsteps, men/women/children bond.... just wonderful!
This is my very favorite video of them all. These people are so joyful though it all. The Lil kid is amazing. He is not missing a beat and his timing is unbelievable. May God continue to bless these beautiful people from on the other side of this wonderful world which we live in. I love this so much. It gives me a lift everytime I tune in to it which is almost daily. Thanks so much for a song and dance as this.
Yes! this is who we are, proudly so. I am 100% African. I wish I could jump in to boost the gentleman in blue to push a splendid dance. I love it. I will never leave the shores of Africa I belong here, I sign off. with love from Zambia.
I love you for kissing African pride. Indeed thats who are and never apologetic about it
Waaw!!Keep it Up the Little Boy is the Best dancer
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I am proud to be an African. I just love the way that little boy is doing
am from Zimbabwe but that young man in blue just made me proud
The little boy is beyond adorable!! It's amazing how he doesn't miss a beat!
Amina Abdullahi younger one behind is a growing competition to Blueberry
Little boy!!! Hahaha, the title says "batwa" which means pygmy, they are the shortest people in Uganda. So don't be surprised if he is beyond 30, has a wife and children.
Amina Abdullahi He is 21, he is not a little boy
So adorable😍❤❤
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Dancing is universal and we can all relate. The two babies are adorable. Thanks for sharing.
That's my language am proud of my country Rwanda
I am a mukiga from Kabale; we don't look down on Batwa! They are a shy group of people that chose to keep and stay in their forest foraging culture until recently when deforestation has forced them out, as they could not access their regular game and fruits; however Batwa also preferred to work for food as they didn't appreciate any other foreign possessions, hence the impression of being looked down upon by those foreign to kabale; Bakiga are a free tribe that has no King they are organized through clans and the nuclear family, therefore do not have a culture of making anyone their subject; Batwa language falls between Rukiga and Kinyarwanda however they can speak fluently both languages as they need the skill to work in these communities; i don't know how they are treated the Rwandan side. Batutsi in kabale kanungu and mpororo are decedants of bafumbira migrating from kisoro and some Rwandese who got refuge during the 50's and 60's .
Emma Kikundwa thanks so much for the explanation
Thanks for that explanation 🙏🙏
I am humbled...you are versedto
@@mosesnjau1619 na huyu Njau ni wa wapi?
Wagamba gye my mukiga mate
I was feeling really down and God led me to this beautiful video. Yahwe bless all the people in this village and the person who put the video on. Thanks for sharing.
There is no God! Africa didn’t know so called God until the White Man came and fooled you people!
Mwebare munonga ❤
Amen
Just this dance in private,you will be amazed at the simplicity.
Yes , the Batwa people danced with sincerity and praise. There was a lot of power in their chanting. Very moving indeed! God Bless them ❤
Beautiful song ,dance n clapping..with love from Botswana 🇧🇼💞💞💞
Dumela maa or Dumela mboma
oh wow. love the singers, love the family, and well done to The ones that taught a young one. Awesome!. Love fromeNew Zealand, Tonga and The Cook Islands.
Simply beautiful. Thanks for sharing. Africa is the heartland, the motherland of the world. The place of truth and the world knows this. Rise up.
End of they year 2020 still Beautiful love the twa! ( Bes ) A'se
this is what i call the African spirit, no need to take Ballet or any dance classes.. mother nature just gives you the power!.. Viva Afrika!
no such thing as mother nature, GOD is Creator
African believe in God no matter the poor we believe one day we will overcome all challenges n live as one Africa one God 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏. I remember when I was young I use to dress those oversize cloth like that kid I thought its normal but its was not coming from poor ground but i learn a lot. my love from Kenya🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
The little dude is so amazing he dance till the end. :D
Whever this boy is nowdays, I wish him all the best!
One of the best if not the best video of such an expression I ve ever seen!
We should learn from these wonderful and beautiful little babies, made me cry to watch and feel.
Yeah now in the US :) I m the one in white and grey sweater. Love my home and proud of our culture 😁🙏🏾
I'm proud to be Africa enjoying traditional music.
I never seen such a rhythmic child.
Wagwaan
It's in his spirit
That little man is already a pro dancer at his young age. Beautiful 😍🥰🤗
There is another little one behind being groomed for the same.......love the energy😍
I love little one👍👍
Oh yes I see him
Covid19 has made me watch this talented little Ugandan God bless you guys and thank you for loving your culture.
Me too.... watching this video in the quarantine of 2020
They are rwandese 😉... ex Rwanda🇷🇼 The unspoken tribe: the “Batwa”...
@Maya NaTjz you are right! I filmed it on a little island on Lake Bunyonyi in Kigezi district, Uganda!
poor or no, African people we enjoy with what we have, I am proud of you guys, woooow, eeeey the little kid, my miaou good one, i like, hahahaha go on yaaa.
You re right
@Vangostan Hoha you didn't understand anything.
They are not poor they have shelter herbs grow food eat that's all but the world turn it into material possiesion then greed
@@wpack3288 you are RIGHT 👍🏿✌
You're 100% ryt
The rythmn of the little guy's amazing , Afrikan spirit is rising
Nice traditional music and dance. The kids and their people give joy to my heart. Wonderful. I wish if they could continue to dance in happiness and without sorrows and fear. My best greetings to all of them. Thank you för showing this treasure of Africa!
The singing is amazing and these two little boys are magnificent
Wonderful kid bless all of them Amen.
Right here in South Africa we do relate to the dance. The Xhosa tribe and pedi tribe have similar cultural dance as this one. The truth is Africa we are one.
This is Rwanda 🇷🇼 and glad to know that there are other places that we share the same culture
Omki@@Homeisrwanda
@@HomeisrwandaThese are Batwa from Uganda. But we can understand them because they live near the Rwandese border
that my africa . we are the origin of humanity .love from sadan
This is the spirit of a beautiful togetherness , that young guy he made my day with the courage he has , this is absolutely amazing to encourage the little ones in everything so that they carry the touch in their generation , thank you for posting this beautiful dance .
The kid is extra ordinary physically fit mtoto mzuri sana huyo
this kid made me happy
Me too
Wow oh look at that little Hero much love from Nigeria one love Africa
Safi kijana mdogo🇰🇪🇰🇪made my day
Love 💕 it, don’t understand what they are saying but I feel compelled to watch and still have an understanding of the celebration is . Love ❤️ the performance of both young dancers
God Bless my continet with a special Blessing. Adorable child💕
Africa is beautiful, the energy in them is so amazing 😍😊
The little kids very enjoying dancing together 😂😙💖👍
This kid is too much ooh. He can dance to the tune of the drama, ooh my👌👌👏👏👏
Small boy is enjoying himself. Proud of you guys. They are very happy
Oh my This is so beautiful. Little man is rockin!
twa , hutu tutsi . we are one tuli umuntu umwe
You forgot the Bakiga
Uvuze neza cyane
This is spiritual connection to the Earth
It's such a joy to watch!
So serene and relaxing for the mind and body!
Through this song may God deliver you from the spirit of poverty and protect you against this desease
The cute little baby boy can really dance.
I love this,especially the kid so inocent and happy
I can't stop watching the video. I love the song....little man's a boss.
Those 2 babies are so cute and sweet .muahhhh
Little man... Keep dancing!! I'd love to see him now dancing the same dance.
much love to you all. from me.love the dance. keep it tradional. well done to the women and men. love it!
Cool seeing all these people having a great time, with no phones in sight!
Glory be to The Almighty for the gift of life. Very talented beautiful free people. I love those two kids oh
Wish i was there,love your culture and music,love the faces and feel of the song music and dance,thanks for sharing.
Love how proud you look people.Highly spirited.Love the kid the most though!
If I ever learned just how much culture was and continues to be lost in all of Africa...damn! However, those two kids (one in the background) were awesome!
Thanks for capturing this. These are not Batwa by the way, they are part of what we call "Urukiga" which makes them "Abakiga". This is amazing!!
I'm not scared by any kind of war because God is my Guard. That's the meaning of the first song.
MUNYARWANDA Mugabo amazing 😍
❤️
Which country is thats please
Which tribe is this am so touched that this people whatever situation they are so happy,Godbless Africa peace and love lives in our hearts
Chisale Justine It’s Ugandan
that little boy DIDN'T miss a beat... LOVEEEEEE IT.
Ohhhh same to me because that small Guy he is very confident in dancing cultural songs
Am mutwa from lenje land in zambia, I did not know we had another batwa elsewhere. This is nice
I am proud of you because you not ashamed of your culture ,God bless you ❤️
ohh i jus wanted to adopt him he is sooo cute....can't believe he can keep to the rythm so well, :)
Am in love with that ka small bby boy❤️❤️❤️🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣👋👋👋The baby is the best sweet heart your the best ❤️
Wonderful boy may God bless him
Thanks for your Music and Dance, Greetings from Heidelberg / Germany
Look at that little Warrior praising Yahweh with all his strength,Our Heavenly Father it's my prayer that you make that little boy become a choir master to praise You all the days of his life,lovely I songs,I wish I understand that language.
Very cheerful music. Little baby is impressive. It now time for African countries to look to the future and see what opportunities they can make for the likes of this little child and millions like him. Dancing and clapping doesn't put food in their mouths. Africa is one of the most resourceful continents and should have no need for foreign aid, either in food or money.
2023 and the sounds are still so fresh like it's today...
Lovely
Amazing dance the little boy did great job keep it up guys 👏 👏💓💗💖
That little boy is a star. Keep it up👍👍👍👍
lil man pulled up his sleeves and got down to jammin
lool
Incwi ..💃I'm dancing too💃💃💃
Natukunda David: have a gr8 xmas my brother.
Nta mutwa mbonye njye mbonye ABANYARWANDA, there is no twa,tutsi or hutus, we are one . My brothers dancing well.
Abatwa se basa bate ?
Abirabura twese turi bamwe iby’amasura birabeshya.
wawaaaa. wht anice dance. my people u hve actually dıd ıt
Just look at simplicity, innocence, harmony with nature, completely oblivious of our nuclear weapons menace, of our rat race, of the unbridled lust for wealth, of the stock exchanges, of covid-19. I wish we the so-called 'civilised and exposed' would leave their forests for them. And they sing Hallelujah! It's just bliss here. God bless you great folks. Regards from Nigeria.
The little boy is very talent God bless you
I am happy to see the lovely boy dancing with the adults.
"nta intambara yanteye ubwoba" = there is no war that I have feared ! This people are great and strong! really inspiring ! There are rwandans not ugandans ! they sing in kinyarwanda here
Yess naba nyarwanda niya kabiri nikinimba cyo mumurera(ex Ruhengeri)
Amazing baby
Wow this is Amazing
oh my God. may almighty bless these people. they are very happy.
i love burundi though i stay in uganda but its so nice
No stage or dance floor. No expensive musical equipment. No alcohol or drugs. Nothing but clapping, tapping a stick on a plastic jug, and thousands of years of tribal spirit. NOTHING in the West can match this. NOTHING!!!
Nothing
Fuck the west.
That why they cant stand the hapiness we experience and unity, always fighting to see us unhappy
Aseé
Love watching the little boy!
Continue uplifting your cultural values. Really enjoyed this video
Amazing people. May God bless you and keep your joy.
WONDERFUL human child !!!!! LONG LIFE TO THIS ENDANGER TRIBE
we just gonna ignore how good they sound together?? that's genetic talent
Can I learn this dance form and practice it in the USA ? I want to go there and learn it with them if possible. I do NOT wanty to change them at all. I want to help them stay existant and become more and save their culture . I want to take some for myself too and that would help them keep their culture alive beacuas I would practice the traditions myself
Thank you Peter, I would love to. I wish I can, please tell me if there is a way to live with them
Wow, I hope they trust me. I want to do that with a community like the one dancing above.
Anthony, "take some for myself" you mean what exactly? Take it where? Anyways, I agree with Saint Peter, respect and humbleness will get you to places. ... Please no taking, too much taking has already been done.
There are certainly MANY good things about them! There is not a doubt in my mind about that.
Dear Anthony, I work in a recently created humanitarian organization aiming at assisting them in Rwanda, so if you wish, you can contact me on tonerohonore@gmail.com.
God bless!
This little blueberry is getting it!
Blueband
I like the little boy
Oooh my Goodness,wapi likes za little boy infact his dancing from the heart.
Nice I am stunned by this great culture and sense of community.
Happy to see this a proud African 👏🏼 🙌 ❤
Parents of this little boy, thank you for educating him. I give him 100 percent score.
For some reasons, this just made me emotional... I really do not know why
It has a joyful spirit that we miss in our daily lives by being busy or not appreciating the gifts the universe showers on us.