Know the origin, rich history and cultural significance of Agbadza

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• Yaoviga 1 year ago

  Thank you for enlightening me

  Thank you for enlightening me

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• REBECCA 1 year ago

  african cultures is always unique. yorobas, ashantis, ewes, dagombas, zulus, masais and many more. god bless you all mama africa.

  african cultures is always unique. yorobas, ashantis, ewes, dagombas, zulus, masais and many more. god bless you all mama africa.

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• Simon 1 year ago

  Our culture is unique

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• Oforivi 1 year ago

  Agbadza is a dance for coastal ewe's unlike borborbor, Agbadza no sweet like borborbor.

  Agbadza is a dance for coastal ewe's unlike borborbor, Agbadza no sweet like borborbor.

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• Cambodia88 1 year ago

  Pls, comot for there. Agbadza sweet pass borborwhat?? .. commot for there... You no go get Agbadza at all..

  Pls, comot for there. Agbadza sweet pass borborwhat?? .. commot for there... You no go get Agbadza at all..

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• Cambodia88 1 year ago

  Ewedome people you are lost, why dont have Agbadza? It is because the Akwamu people colonized you for over 100 years and so you lost the Agbadza..
  Every true Ewe across the world enjoys Agbadza and you must start playing an ...
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  Ewedome people you are lost, why dont have Agbadza? It is because the Akwamu people colonized you for over 100 years and so you lost the Agbadza..
  Every true Ewe across the world enjoys Agbadza and you must start playing and enjoying it because it was our ancestors music which we all played and enjoyed together before we all left Notsie. So Ewedome people must go back and make Agbadza music part of your own.. that's the bare truth...

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• Cambodia88 1 year ago

  ..that's great and perhaps one of the most vibrant and irresistible drum rhythms you can find anywhere..

  ..that's great and perhaps one of the most vibrant and irresistible drum rhythms you can find anywhere..

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• Oforivi 1 year ago

  There are several borborbor groups around that perform during ewe occasions or programmes, i'm yet to see any Agbadza group anywhere.

  There are several borborbor groups around that perform during ewe occasions or programmes, i'm yet to see any Agbadza group anywhere.

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• Gck 1 year ago

  Are u a typical Ewe or because ur talking shows that u are naive of the Ewe culture

  Are u a typical Ewe or because ur talking shows that u are naive of the Ewe culture

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• Factual 1 year ago

  Thanks for sharing

  Thanks for sharing

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• Fkuad 1 year ago

  Agbadza dance goes back deeper than atrikpui. It could be traced back to the ashikpe(achikpe) dance of the Adja tribe and also the akpokpo dance of the Yoruba. The Ewe, like all Gbe ethnic groups are descended from the Adja t ...
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  Agbadza dance goes back deeper than atrikpui. It could be traced back to the ashikpe(achikpe) dance of the Adja tribe and also the akpokpo dance of the Yoruba. The Ewe, like all Gbe ethnic groups are descended from the Adja tribe and are remotely related to the Yoruba. Ashikpe evolved into atrikpui, gadzo, agbadza other dances found among Gbe people including Ewes.
  Agbadza dance itself as a warrior dance initially was an imitation of birds in flight as some of the ancient warriors claimed to have mysteriously transformed to birds to spy on their enemies before actual battles.

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