Yoruba Drums From Benin (1996, Smithsonian Folkways) - Part 1/2

[@Somnivore7]

This is so good

[@thecraft9385]

Asé to all the Orişas

[@MrBigTeez]

UofL Intro to Music brought me here, love it.

[@ItsMeMsAlpha]

Ase

[@tanishajohnson1917]

Ase!!!!

[@TheMiniMaestroMan]

I've never heard sounds like this before, incredible!

[@RogerStubblefieldjr-n5d]

Makes feel like I am home now ❤❤

[@Jaoric]

My ancestry is Yoruba, Lagos, Nigeria, my family is Ajao

[@GenXstra]

Whinging Ninja laatf

[@williamruy9350]

I'm from Cali-Colombia. I find the music super...................

[@annbrubeck8088]

That’ll be easy to track your down to your family clan with that bit of information! Lol 😂 Yoruba ! We are Olodumare’ s first born

[@YinYang-ov5tg]

Is this authentic drumming?

[@YinYang-ov5tg]

From Yoruba mean.

[@Goldenself]

Lord give me polyrhythm!!!!

[@quickstep2408]

one of the ancestors and african american rhythm

[@daydreamalston]

Love this!

[@jaimejaviergarcia3743]

This is awesome

[@pedrorosa.musica]

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[@josesantiago9866]

I'm pretty sure this had influence in Tahitian music in the Polynesian islands

[@metaphonyenjoyer4386]

How

[@ARISEMYPEOPLE]

Just that ancient African in yall

[@DrCrabfingers]

I have been dropped into the heart of Africa....throw some Balafon into the mix and we have true Africa!! I love it!!

[@DrCrabfingers]

VoooooDooooo!! Yeah!!

[@SteveCournane]

Thankyou so much for uploading do you have any other African folk recordings

[@MrKolshack]

Yes i have other rares tribal recordings, maybe they'll be uploaded here one day

[@SteveCournane]

MrKolshack Hope so, thanks for replying

[@MontyCantsin5]

@@MrKolshack: Please do!