Gahu and Kinka performed by Lawrence University

Gahu, a traditional drum and dance piece of the Anglכ Ewes in the Volta Region of Ghana, as taught by Nani Agbeli and the Dagbe Cultural Institute. Performed by Lawrence University's Kinkaviwo Ensemble on March 8, 2015.
Director: Dane Richeson
Student Director: Luke Rivard

[@davidohene-amoako1047]

I am just smiling because this is a dance that won me the best performer in my university. Gahu, dance of the moment. good job

[@Jujusloan08]

As an Ewe woman , I'm really impressed. Bravo 👏🏾 guys 🤗

[@KH-jf8ps]

Beautiful! Ewes have over 20 different dance forms, just amazing!!❤❤

[@hedodaviddotse6739]

I have never seen and heard of a culture dance in Ghana with close to 30 different dance types.
Ewe culture 💪

[@bernardmalone2530]

Africans I the diaspora consider Africa as their Home the land of their Ancestors..so despite their dispersion Africans in the diaspora continue to maintain the African traditions and customs ....😊

[@evelynafortude5738]

Beautiful that's my traditional drum and dance. Well done to you.

[@nicodemeassignontv1362]

Proud to be EWE 🇹🇬 TOGO my country

[@fuisiontv1782]

Anlo and Asogli have to build a state of the art cultural Centre and a museum to promote our own. None but ourselves alone can do this. Government may not or won't this, except through some powerful lobbying and so let put resources together to build this Cultural Center in Anloga, Keta or Ho for our people and for posterity to keep promoting and projecting our identity and culture..

[@delatasha9660]

Couldn't agree less

[@fesladsilasnolasco1826]

Awww. This is so beautiful. There are more that the Ewe culture alone can offer Ghana to promote tourism. I want to challenge the tourism industry to consider something like this. I believe that the National theatre was built for this purpose. It's now redandant. This will can be a major source of revenue for the country. We ought to sit up as Ghanaians and by extension, as Africans.
I give you excellence for your performance. May God save us.

[@fuisiontv1782]

U know what, they are not doing it because someone want to project and promote his own over others and so they purposefully opts to ignore and sideline it..

[@EmmanuelElikplimi]

Eiii biggie 😢😢😢😢

[@user-jt6sc3km5i]

Everything was on point, the drumming n the dancing

[@comath5484]

This serious thanks for promoting ewe culture

[@laquois]

The guy playing the master drum in Gahu is giving my life...Cute too😉

[@fuisiontv1782]

..Wao!! What a BOLD & THUNDEROUS rhythms, Sounds.. thats us, ANLO..

[@asikao]

Beautiful ❤❤

[@celineceline7521]

Waouh c'est très magnifique fière d'être Togolaise force a vous mes amours c'est incroyable 😱🥰🥰🥰🥰👏👏

[@godwindogbe-allison7528]

What are my seing? Woooooow!!!!

[@charlottedoe3467]

Well done the drummers are making me emotional God bless you all our culture is great proud to be Ewe

[@yawfrimpong2941]

ghana to the world no wonder it is in the middle of the world

[@courageagbeli2908]

I love it all my hart and with all my soul

[@felixgates7930]

Wooooooow.....!!!.You just kill the Kinka.♥️♥️♥️♥️👏👏👏👏

[@benjaminmawutor3672]

AMAZING PERFORMANCE .

[@oktavianlowe692]

❤super!!!!

[@ashleygreuel455]

Wait I literally performed on that stage earlier tonight!! I know some of those people

[@pasia.721]

Holala ils chantent en fongbé super c'est vraiment magnifique 🥰🥰🥰🇧🇯💝💯🇧🇯

[@scorefield6273]

Eʋegbe not foŋgbe.

[@jenniferenapa3832]

Beautiful my people

[@frankylov1]

Master drawer is baaaaad ass. Great job all of you no flaws.

[@ahedorhope-anthony2438]

Thats my culture..im proud

[@benjaminmawutor3672]

VERY BEAUTIFUL .

[@godwindogbe-allison7528]

Thumps up for of you. Great job.

[@user-yq1ee9yj5e]

Trop bon

[@charlottedoe3467]

You guys are brilliant well done😂❤

[@courageagbeli2908]

I love the guy with the master drum

[@vidadzartah3531]

I. Love love

[@jeremykane2384]

Well played sir. I studied with Nani many years ago. Lot's of good memories of The Chapel stage as well :-)

[@maxbuetler4064]

Where is Lawrence University

[@angea4403]

So cute

[@linuslinus7780]

Wao❤❤❤❤❤

[@jayapet1081]

Great

[@fuisiontv1782]

clearly we also knew of choreography as can be seen here..

[@emmanuelgeraldo5337]

Grea6

[@ashleygreuel455]

And I did that dance

[@akorfaaisha7562]

♥♥♥♥♥♥✌✌✌

[@patiencekportikla5870]

Mir dze agbagba

[@ampontuahclement]

😃😆😜🤪🤦

[@soleilako8859]

Bonjour a tous,
Je tenais à dire aux responsables de ce ballet que la majorité de la langue utilisée dans cette chanson, sont des langues d'origine béninoise et nigériane mais nullement ghanéennes. Le fond, le mina, le éwé et le yoruba. Il faut faire attention à l'énoncé de vos termes car moi je suis issue du Ghana, Togo, et Bénin et je connais les us et coutumes, et danses de ces trois pays et une partie du Nigeria. Donc essayez de rectifier vos énoncés, ou dites les 3 origines de vos chansons. Merci

[@weareewe2806]

Mais les ewes sont aussi au Ghana, de Aflao à Ho sont aussi des vrais ewes meme langue, culture.

[@soleilako8859]

@@weareewe2806 je suis tout à fait d'accord. Je ne dis pas que la danse n'est pas de plusieurs origines du littoral atlantique. Ghana Togo Bénin Nigeria peut-être et voir ailleurs. Mais je dis que là c'est exclusivement en langue fon que la chanson est chantée. Ce n'est ni le mina ni le ewe car moi je suis d'origine ghanéenne de cap coast et je sais entendre le fon du Bénin d'où une partie de ma famille est originaire, le mina et le ewe.

[@patiencekportikla5870]

Mie dze agbagba

[@snadddo]

Nice, though dancers were overworked. Gahu dance should not be so long.

[@felixgates7930]

Nice try. Congrats

[@snadddo]

Masre saaaaaaa enter UN lavatory. Kkkkkkkkkk.

[@enriquerutenberg8209]

Excellent dance and rhythm, but the solo singers tune horrible...