Ribbe Ber (Drummers) 'Aparo Wota' (Singing Wells)

Singing Wells is a collaborative project between the Abubilla Music Foundation in the UK and Ketebul Music in Kenya. Our goal is to record, archive and share the tribal music of East Africa for two important reasons -- to preserve and celebrate the extraordinary cultural music heritage of the region and to help make this legacy relevant and fresh to today's musicians.
You can read the field report from our visit here: www.singingwell...
For more info, please go to our site over at: www.singingwell...

[@waakochalis5076]

Impressive music and dance

[@nonoalfred3448]

My favorite song

[@nonoalfred3448]

I can't get tired

[@christopherkinyera1835]

Yweka wa wan Acholi eno.
According to my judgement, I think we have the richest cultures in East Africa if not the world.......from Myel Ma Pat Pat Ki Dek Bene Ma Pat Ma Pat.
Luo/Acholi Oyeeeeeeeeeee

[@HSEsecuGate3]

2024 i leave my comment if anyone like i will come back and watch

[@richardlabongoweng2907]

Unbelieveble:it reminds me back then in 1993when my roll was to play rigirigi at school that is what we call entertainement.

[@molaaable]

It can not get better than this, so original and Direct from home. cwinya yom calo pai-pai ma ocek, "home sweet home"

[@HSEsecuGate3]

So wonderful
I feel so much love

[@dorahzentler9916]

Are they from kenya or Uganda?

[@christopherkinyera1835]

Luo/Acholi from Northern Uganda

[@lagomalogir689]

Can someone tell me what can not Acholi People can not play when it come to enthertainment

[@turantaleparakuo7983]

John Akena they are perfect artist

[@molaaable]

Aparo woda. not aparo wota.