Wedding Celebration of Jola/Fulup People in Guinea-Bissau || Final

[@Nanmiranda-c4r]

Thanks!
God bless!

[@DarameFamily]

Thank you for your kind gift. We really appreciate your help 💜

[@Nanmiranda-c4r]

My pleasure! Irmao

[@mariamasipa4197]

What a beautiful people with wonderful culture ❤ 💖 thank you Darame family

[@hazeleugenewonderloveofthe6088]

Congrats to Bride and Groom 💐💐💐.Peace and Prosperity.Much luv to My Guinea Bissau Family.

[@DarameFamily]

Thank you so much 🖤

[@draganpianic1961]

This video has been the top highlight of my weekend! Many thanks. I am really fascinated from this wonderful celebration and this video series was the first time I got to know of Jola-Fulup People at all. Now I will appeal to our broadcasting station and urge them to report more about African cultures. I would love to encounter personally to this impressive ethnic group. 🧐

[@omarsanneh4511]

And point of corrections, the jola-fullup doesn't exist.
Fulluppy people of Guinea Bissau are the jolas.
In guinea Bissau, they are called the fulluppy people.
In the Gambia and Senegal they are called the jolas.
But the real name that is common among all of them, from guinea Bissau to Senegal and the Gambia, they are called kujamat.

[@acaciapayne6975]

These are my people I have been looking for I traced my ancestry genealogy I hope to travel home one day What a beautiful people

[@DarameFamily]

One of the greatest and kindest people in West Africa.

[@ojwinyogerrilakwallakado783]

😍💞

[@acaciapayne6975]

Is Jola people the same group as Djola people

[@DarameFamily]

Yes. Djola is Portuguese spelling and Jola English spelling.

[@omarsanneh4511]

And also they are commonly called as the fulluppy people in guinea Bissau

[@Knowledgeably2023]

Hard to tell what's going on without some sort of narrative

[@omarsanneh4511]

Yeah you got to do that.
Nice culture.