5 Most Incredible African Traditional Dance Moves | RWANDA

5 Most Incredible African Traditional Dances - Rwanda. Rwanda has a rich culture and traditional dances like intore and Umushayayo play a significant role in preserving the country's heritage. On today's episode of Traditional dances in Africa, we take you to Rwanda.

[@koimt6732]

The culture of my race is so unique, diverse and rich. Proud to be born BLACK.

[@maygilevi274]

Love the dances watching from Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬 ♥️🔥

[@user-tj5hr6qj8d]

Rwanda has extreme beauty

[@handfulskilling]

It made me want to visit Rwanda😍.

[@shirleycastle5170]

Beautiful people dancing beautifully.

[@DolphineAchonga-gn6kn]

What delightful dances. They were strong but graceful. Delicate but firm. Africa has such diverse forms of cultural expression. I bet that even if one was wealthy enough to be able to travel all over Africa they couldn't see them all in their lifetime.

[@zephaniarutlokwana2891]

This Rwandan dance in steps and strong beats is similar to Tswana Tsoetsobe or stepese.These are elements that show that Africans are one people

[@futuren126]

Love from Rwanda 🇷🇼

[@sengamemela3720]

Love the African energy...from South Africa 🇿🇦

[@AntoinetteMusanabera]

Love my country 🇷🇼🇷🇼🇷🇼🇷🇼🇷🇼

[@bashirmuhammad8181]

Very Beautiful Africa.

[@cleanandcleark.g]

Umushayayo is not like what you show us but you try it👌 🇷🇼

[@edithmzuri1453]

Proud member of igishakamba 😅 I love my culture

[@roseb8052]

Rwanda 🇷🇼 ❤❤❤

[@marie-rosemureke8534]

Love Rwanda Love Love partout où je vivrais

[@dansmith8872]

Murphy ,thank you so much for the beauty that you share with us .

[@debramenta7207]

I love this! Thank you for creating this video❣

[@yassdussi8550]

So beautiful Africa JAH Bless you.

[@UrlocalBruh-xg9vx]

Ibi byose nibyiza sha(this all is good/nice)

[@apache2231]

Love My People, Love our Culture! Born in Bermuda!💜

[@stevendlamini7323]

Watching from SA it's very nice dance thank you

[@esther-mordecai]

Finally a video of what I like to watch ❤

[@inno100bob]

Hey nice video just remember no tutsi no hutu now only Rwandans 🎉

[@rarajiboo]

Beautiful dances and graceful dancers.
Some Somali dances please.

[@itis_fdj]

Ooh ilike it its wonderfull it preseves culture

[@gojiberry7201]

Thank you for your wonderful videos 😊😊

[@iancaldeian]

Makes me think of the ancient Egyptians.

[@umurungigahongayiremarieai9675]

Thank you

[@lilacer6841]

Beautiful

[@andrewjohnson8232]

Wonderful video!

[@ohafro]

Thanks Andrew

[@siphomthembu5964]

It's so much exciting , I love it ❤

[@theogeneniyonsenga2638]

🇷🇼🇷🇼🇷🇼🇷🇼♥️♥️♥️rwanda

[@BikiniCafe]

pretty girl ❤❤

[@isabelleacock4914]

It’s class. Harmonious, romantic and beautiful.

[@aleerruel2020]

Very similar to twic mayardit, Tonj and Aweil dancing.

[@tshepisomalomane6703]

can you please talk more about south Africa in you next vidoe 😁😁🥰🥰

[@kamieric1203]

Nkunda ibyinoziwacu ikinimba igishakamba agaseke gushayaya nizindibyino nzizazirwanda

[@mukeshimanaclaudine8599]

❤❤❤❤

[@user-bd6ku6je1f]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@kanamugireemmanuel987]

Ikinimba

[@schollaschol3948]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Rockstar-qg6jt]

can you do DRC Congo

[@ohafro]

Sure, working on it, subscribe to the channel so you don't miss it

[@Rockstar-qg6jt]

Thank you@@ohafro

[@kwizeraschadrack4976]

🙏❤❤❤🇷🇼🇷🇼🇷🇼🇷🇼

[@ohafro]

I see you Kwizera😎

[@ribeirojorge5064]

❤️💚💜

[@lisalatiifah1000]

My Roots 🥰🥰🥰

[@ohafro]

I see you Lisa😉

[@UrlocalBruh-xg9vx]

Hi i would like to correct your pronunciationby saying that it’s not sayed “intore” but “inhore”

[@dedanbrainiac2989]

did you say Agaseke come from where??

[@ntakirutimanavalens4412]

shame on you! thats not real

[@dedanbrainiac2989]

@@ntakirutimanavalens4412 which is not real?

[@UrlocalBruh-xg9vx]

Akaseke are also used to collect money at churches

[@Richesfam]

Similar to this culture called BURUNDI matter of fact I don't see difference

[@Suzisuzili]

Please share old people dance ,real africa,these dances all become modern,we want know old dances ,love from Turkey ^^

[@sakani-b4867]

Watf 🤔 this is real Africa too.u mean u wanna see the old footage with naked people and colonizers smiling watching . U hurts to see black peoples enjoying their culture in clean modern environments . As far I can see moves never change in Rwandan dances.

[@Naylon1]

Congratulations to my country we are so amazing in the world 🇷🇼

[@simonettadambra4629]

And from Senegal there isn't ?

[@ohafro]

Hey Simone...There's Senegal. See this playlist 👉ua-cam.com/play/PL-mhEVcemyyb0_H-nHvvQoYrb2iWDO7bp.html

[@simonettadambra4629]

@@ohafro Grazie

[@josephrukundo1014]

Wonderful dance, ❤❤❤

[@janyktni6713]

dance of blood....

[@americanboy7037]

You just forget to mention the important thing, which beautiful women. Rwandese women are the most beautiful women in the world. Of course I mean Tutsi, Hutu and mix Tutsi - Hutu women. Due to admixture of Nilothic - Cushitic and Bantu ethnics make Rwandese women the most beautiful women in the world. Sinibagiwe benewacu babatwa nabo ni beze. I'm always obsess with our women and culture and for that reason, I m only attracting with Rwandese women and those ones who looks like them. Vive Rwanda

[@marykahindo3592]

Do you believe that Whites are racists?

[@mubandanyakinama7095]

Correction: Agaseke is not a dancing style.Agaseke is that basket girls are carrying while dancing Umushayayo.
Again, the assertion that umushayayo is for Tutsi women is a Tutsi supremacism propaganda.
Dancing styles are regional based nothing else. Umushayayo/Gushayaya is for Buganza and Nduga regions; while Ikinimba is for Umurera and Ndorwa regions.

[@ohafro]

Thanks for factchecking this. I appreciate you. 🤝🤝

[@absolomgumoshabe8584]

Ikinimba looks like kikiga of Uganda, I am so surprised but when I read the word Ndorwa I understood

[@mubandanyakinama7095]

Yeah, people from Kigali and southern Rwanda call us "Abakiga". If you are from south-western Ugandan, you know there is no difference between Gifumbira language and Kirera which some call Igikiga

[@absolomgumoshabe8584]

Thanks

[@sehene9324]

@@mubandanyakinama7095 Abakiga are rukiga speakers and live in Rukiga region(formal Ngarama, Kiyombe, Cyumba... communes) ...Barera are not bakiga!!!

[@joanlittle4235]

There no vulgarity in the dance. I am so happy to NOT see that ..granny92

[@sumtendechaba9717]

The Hutus do not have dance? Only Tutsi?

[@iradukundaissa1591]

Have not seen ikinimba pumbafu🙄

[@mukundebrigitte9091]

At the end of the day there is no bahutu dance or batutsi what is there is rwandan traditional dance.

[@irakozetresor8080]

Akaziko muracyagafite kbs !