Talking Drums with Wupolo Cultural Group, Kasena Nankana Cultural Practices, Navrongo, Ghana

Princess Diana Wedaga Ayongo says that “the northern part of Ghana is undoubtedly a very beautiful place with its unique cultural heritage.” Drums are performed during many events in Northern Ghana. In this episode, Wedaga introduces you to drums that is perform during the funerals of people who have lived lives worthy of emulation. Drummers usually ascends the “vɔŋɔ’ in kasem or “gozigo” in Nankani, and drum to the hearing of communities far and near in honour of the deceased. Watch the beauty of the drumming and the rhythm of the tunes produced by the instruments they play. Subscribe to APEWE for more exciting and entertaining content.
Ft. in this video is the Wusongo-Bawio Wupolo group
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Nice tunes

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Brilliantly done .. showcasing the rich Kassena Nankana culture

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they put in so much to their performance, the community was entertained

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