EOOI - Ariwo Ògún Ye! Ogun in Trinidad and Tobago PART 2
Музыка
Ariwo Ògún Ye! - Shout and make a joyful noise! Ogun Lives!
Within Part 2 of this series, Malaki and Malomo Joseph of Southern Marines Steelpan Foundation (Pan Palais) both join members of Egbe Omo Oni Isese in the presentation of nine (9) songs sung traditionally for Ogun in the Ifa/Orisa spiritual spaces of Trinidad and Tobago. The songs tell the history of Ogun's descent from Ori Oke (his home of desolation) and Ogun's return from war. Ogun is made chief and crowned Ogun Onire upon Ogun's return while wearing palm frond garments over his blood-stained body. Ogun's original horrific appearance is noted, but we, the children, are glad that Ogun lives... that Ogun survives! The video also portrays Ogun's survival through the Steel Pan manufacturing and through the local blacksmiths of Trinidad and Tobago.
CREDITS
Videography and Editing: Morris Media
Audio Recording, mixing and mastering: Heaven Sent Productions
Pannist: Malaki Joseph on the Tenor Pan and Malomo Joseph on the Double Tenor Pan and Guitar Pan
Percussionists: Tamba Gwindi and Sheena Ajibola Richardson (cowbells, rhythm irons and sekere)
Drummers: Shaquille Gabriel, Macquille Gabriel, Jerome Flemming
Chantuelle: Michael Olumbe Diaz
Singers: Cameron Perez, Omoleye Afiya Diaz Latoya Rodriguez, Jaleel Vincent
Ogun Dancer: Awo Ifakomiyo Aworeni Christian Strong
Images: San Fernando East Secondary School Steelpan Manufacturing Class
Blacksmith: Deryck Williams
Location: Sanderson National Heritage Park, Fyzabad, South Trinidad
Clothing: Nubian Experience
Translations cited from Yoruba Songs of Trinidad (1994) by Maureen Warner-Lewis
Additional Translations credited to Ketus Ifa Institute and Agba Michael Glen Augustus (Baba Okan)
Ogun
Ogun's Ijala Chant sited from "Africa's Ogun - Old World and New" Second Expanded Edition By S. T. Barnes.
Special thanks to the following supporting organisations: Siparia Deltones Institute and Ijo Imole Olodumare / Ojubo Esu Ideure
Пікірлер: 31
Adupe. Finally getting to learn the correct words to these songs. Truly grateful for these series. May your work continue unhindered. Ase! Ase! Ase!
May Ogun clear our path to positive lives
The best I see of Ogun easier to understand the 2 cutlass the food the song the traditions ASE ase❤
Very touching. Love from Yorubaland. Yeah, OGUN YEEEE O! 🙏🏾❤️👍
I’m from ire a town in Nigeria ….. ogun onire wow I don’t know they celery ogun in Trinidad Tobago wow
After hundreds of years our People across the Atlantic, keep the Orisha going,once you know yourself, you will triumph, our People triumph in Trinidad Tobago. The keep Orisha veneration.
Proud of my culture and ancestry.. Mojuba Egun Eguns and Orishas.. proud of you my brother Ifakomiyo
Ye paaa OGUN ALAKAYE OSIMOLE
Listen with headset you won't regret
I give thanks to Baba Ogún for clearing the path to righteousness… Asé 🙇🏾♂️❤️🖤💚🌍
Ogun ❤️
Ibase Ogun awo owo mojuba fun wa ni Alafia Aseèoo
CUT AND CLEAR BABA OGUN Ase Ase Ase❤
Please continue this and continue up the line. Please portray and explain all other orishas and the meaning if theirs songs also giving the historical background and how it ties to us in The Caribbean because this is beautiful ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Trini blood running through me veins may all my ancestors on my paternal side be blessed and may olodumare continue to spread his mat. May the Orishas be blessed and may all the viewers be blessed. ASE Mariwo OGUN
Fascinante ..felicitaciones,no entiendo mucho ingles..padre ogun...guardian y protector nuestro...que ningún enemigo llegue a hacernos daño.tu los frenaras y fuera quedarán...padre ogun...ogun ye.
@annaleesorzano4545
Жыл бұрын
Asee!!
I love these videos thanking each and everyone that was involved in this production also for the songs and correct pronunciation
The world is truly marvelous
I love this
U all should make more video ❤❤❤
Ogun ye mo ye Love this!
Ase! Ase! Ase!
Ògún yé o
Please want too learn more.....
You make me feel as though my ancestors abandoned and disowned the Yoruba, their own biological children and then adopted the folks in trinidad and tobago,cuba,brazil etc and then gave them the food and love due to the Yoruba a people who lost their homes in body spirit and soul.... embracing weird religions 😭
@Jay_theyoutuber
6 ай бұрын
This new religion is not normal
Hi I have a question.Do we worship these orisa gods
@gladstonesandy5047
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Which part in Trinidad this place is? Wow explain the root and fact😊
@omoleyeafiya2677
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@Gladstone Sandy this is Sanderson Park Fyzabad south Trinidad
@omoleyeafiya2677
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The Imale (Orisa gods as you called them) are aspects of manifestations of Olodumare, the creator of all. Therefore, by venerating them, we are worshipping and giving praise directly to the Creator Olodumare