this is HANDS down the BEST adowa video I have ever seen... Ohh Ghana ma fi wooo..

Our culture, our heritage. Proud to be a Ghanaian

In Suriname we are some big communities of marroons and 2 of these communities most are okanni Kromanti descendants. and we still sing some similar singing and drum rythm dances that we call aleke and awassa. And some family still have ghanean family name like :Bena, Abena, kudjo, koffi, Bron, abron, kwaku etc

@lawzeliahmarco7659

5 жыл бұрын

Wow!...I feel something very strong when ever I meet a black person, and he/she tells me that she's not from Africa. I feel that a whole part of me is missing😢😢😢

@lawzeliahmarco7659

5 жыл бұрын

Africans in the diaspora, We(Africans) still love you. I wish u all come back to the motherland. Greetings from Australia bro. I'm a Ghanaian

@johncolefreeman3514

4 жыл бұрын

Yes All blacks in Suriname are from Ghana, but most of them are from kromante

@elizabethoseiowusu8529

2 жыл бұрын

Oh yes we all the same live from Amsterdam

@eduzulu494

9 ай бұрын

Wow, That's amazing

I am in tears...soooo good!! I never seen Adwoa done like this!! So beautiful.

Beautiful, for those who dont understand the first song is the lord's prayer in twi

Please somebody should tell the Man dancing that am in LOVE with him😍😍😘wooow soo beautiful great culture

I'm half ghanaian. My father Is from ghana. As always, I'm blessed to be a Ghanaian. I don't speak the Twi language, but i love listening to the native tongues. I love the traditional dances!! Seeing videos like this just bring me closer to my culture. I'm 21 and ive never been to Ghana. Even though im kind of shy, I hope to travel there one day and learn some moves!

@hueyfreeman7810

6 жыл бұрын

LeneCH96. You should definitely visit. I came to the states when i was 15. I can't wait to go back.

@0urMutualFriend

5 жыл бұрын

You should definitely visit! One of my favourite holiday destinations, but I guess I'm biased lol

@kwameadu0075

5 жыл бұрын

I'm half Ghanaian too. I love my culture. I've been to Ghana twice, I loved it. You have to go.

Thank you for much for this very precious video of culture, it is so appreciated by one such as myself being a descendant of those who was snatched from the Akanfo via the trans atlantic slave trade may our Nananom Nsamanfo look upon you with blessings.

Am I the only one who get's over joyed in my heart whenever I hear traditional Ashanti music? Once Ashanti always Ashanti - even over the Atlantic. #100%Ashanti.

@yeswecan1957

10 жыл бұрын

yes!!!...:)

@babybaby-ho5ht

8 жыл бұрын

noo u nt de only one de feeling is mutual I even sometimes shed tears watching or hearing de drums

@CRU5T

6 жыл бұрын

hody vítkovice

@sweetmaud6492

6 жыл бұрын

Enock Owusu Amankwah nooo you are nt in dis alone koraa me my head all will be spinning like i win lottery,am soo happy

Ashanti we are the best we don't jok with our culture koraaa

omg!d woman can DANCE adowa!my God!amazing!

Beautiful culture! Majestic dancing steps! Thumps Up!!!👍

Im so proud of you, Nana Amba Eyiaba. I know you love adowa so much. Just look at those graceful steps!

i am forever proud to be an Ashante. Thanks to God and my mother for teaching me the Dance

Ohhhh my own my,, am proud to be an Ashanti’s From Cosmos Nkukua Buoho and now living at Germany 🇩🇪

Such a prayerful song

I love my culture,its beautiful,am over joy in my heart,God bless u all

I really love adowa. pls post more adowa songs so we can rehearse. Our culture,our heritage

Wow well done mum, we love you all

These cultural tunes has been embeded in my vains

Great dance, feel happy anytime I was this dance. I love this culture.

@ebenezerosei5045

7 жыл бұрын

ok

the best at the best.

I love this ❤

just beautiful loss for words. medaase

beautiful dance...muasua ooh muasua.onyame nyira mo,i'm akan tribe & beautiful our ghanaian, culture.

@maryowusu339

6 жыл бұрын

isaacxu on us -42(/?_+77 owusu Andhra​ Bank be back at in hi nothat Interested too much June and on myself and in

Up Adowa music.Good music.

Rich Asante culture

I dare say the guy added some kung fu moves. I think we can safely admit Ghana has gone to the Chinese. 😝

Goodafternoon I want to thank everyone Zins 2005 for letting my buildup my working Years Whit my working hand 40hours a week✋ 160 hours a Month Zins then achieved and Celebrated a lot and there is more to come 🎉 💟 and will be achieved by Patience 🎆🎇and Counting more years ahead from 2022 For the Universe letting me achieve the goals from past years and the coming years Whit Success ⏰

Love my Culture

Beautiful culture.

wow what a dance,a love the move's

I soo love dis

2019 anyone

May God continue to bless traditions and cultures go Mama Africa

awesome! Loved the ending!!

@martheleyla3521

6 жыл бұрын

Bron ,baron ghanéen pur j'adore

@martheleyla3521

6 жыл бұрын

Bron abron ghanéen pur

Beautiful

Piaaaaw 💛🖤💚

thank you for uploading this for me

One of the best adowa dance 👏👏👏

Piawwww✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️

So beautiful

Très beau et divertissant!

Fantastique royal ❤️❤️❤️❤️

We have teach our children our culture

YES THIS MY PEOPLE

I like this kete

✌👏👏👏

Pls try to upload sikyi dance also

lovely

Beautiful multi bom Daphne

@vidaboahen4553

6 жыл бұрын

Woow

Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nice

Wow😙

Thanks for sharing. Pls tell the male dancer to exhibit the traditional dance movements not Kung-Fu like movements. Culture is culture...pls no adulteration.

@francisdei-forsonjr8979

4 жыл бұрын

U don't understand the dance 😊