During my most recent visit to Liberia we ate at the Golden Beach Restaurant and they were performing there...possibly the coolest, up-close-and-personal show I've ever witnessed. Before they began their show I sat down with them and played the drums with them. Wesley taught me a couple tribal beats and I'm thankful for it. I could have sat and listened to them all night long until the next day. I recorded some of their show and I now listen to it all the time. THANKS Calabash Unite Us All!
This group is really phantastic. They performed for us 2 days ago on the beach of Monrovia. Thank you very much Wesley and regards to all group members.
WoAoW!!! My brothers, I cry tears of joy seeing your happy faces and feeling your amazing African souls...wow, such an incredible experience to live together, sharing Time~Space and so much more. Loving you from Montreal. Respect* xxx
This is the true form of worship! The Sound waves atum (atom) of rhythm wakes up the Soul (Inner God-Self). Through these atum sound waves of cosmic rhythm, we tune into worshipful vibrations to the Prime Creator's Force. Hotep to all my M3 peeps. Yours truly, JrKayeel Amun-RaNun =)
your keep it up brothers, I have seen ur dancing, and i see all Liberian cultures dancing to the best cultures dancing in Africa, ur keep courage ,everything will be ok soon.I miss my home but i not come now until i able take care of some Liberians. Love Liberia and happy to be a Liberian.
trust me ....if african/ blacks in america was taught this way , these customs and principles that they were stripped of during the slave trade ...these are the things that were stripped from the black african u see in america today that we call african american .....imagine if they were raised with this .....what a different people they would be ...ijs
omg!! I know this group from buduburam refugee camp!! Area E in the gap. I miss my childhood man. so much memories. they used to call me "butter rice" 😂
@Immaknunkelhel I am glad you liked it! You also see where parts of the Capiera, Haitian music and other Caribean music came from. :) All parts of West Africa have their drums and different dances and ways of uniting everyone and releasing the inner God self. I love how the drummers are into the musical high and join in on the sound rythmes. I recommend a visit to Liberia.
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During my most recent visit to Liberia we ate at the Golden Beach Restaurant and they were performing there...possibly the coolest, up-close-and-personal show I've ever witnessed. Before they began their show I sat down with them and played the drums with them. Wesley taught me a couple tribal beats and I'm thankful for it. I could have sat and listened to them all night long until the next day. I recorded some of their show and I now listen to it all the time. THANKS Calabash Unite Us All!
my brothers y'all need to go back HOME!! Liberia awaits...you all are talented people
This group is really phantastic. They performed for us 2 days ago on the beach of Monrovia. Thank you very much Wesley and regards to all group members.
WoAoW!!! My brothers, I cry tears of joy seeing your happy faces and feeling your amazing African souls...wow, such an incredible experience to live together, sharing Time~Space and so much more. Loving you from Montreal. Respect* xxx
This is the true form of worship! The Sound waves atum (atom) of rhythm wakes up the Soul (Inner God-Self). Through these atum sound waves of cosmic rhythm, we tune into worshipful vibrations to the Prime Creator's Force. Hotep to all my M3 peeps.
Yours truly, JrKayeel Amun-RaNun =)
your keep it up brothers, I have seen ur dancing, and i see all Liberian cultures dancing to the best cultures dancing in Africa, ur keep courage ,everything will be ok soon.I miss my home but i not come now until i able take care of some Liberians. Love Liberia and happy to be a Liberian.
Wow so beautiful u just make me proud as a Liberian.
i appreciate this channel so much because my root and my ancestor art of life
Oh my brotha and sistah! I love this so much.
I remember these guys in my youth! This very same group!
Love you all!!!
trust me ....if african/ blacks in america was taught this way , these customs and principles that they were stripped of during the slave trade ...these are the things that were stripped from the black african u see in america today that we call african american .....imagine if they were raised with this .....what a different people they would be ...ijs
omg!! I know this group from buduburam refugee camp!! Area E in the gap. I miss my childhood man. so much memories. they used to call me "butter rice" 😂
Emmanuel Wright omg I'm from the camp too area E how ironic is that
me too.. i use to go see them dancing ... miss the good old days.
@Immaknunkelhel
I am glad you liked it! You also see where parts of the Capiera, Haitian music and other Caribean music came from. :) All parts of West Africa have their drums and different dances and ways of uniting everyone and releasing the inner God self. I love how the drummers are into the musical high and join in on the sound rythmes. I recommend a visit to Liberia.
Wow lib. I remembered back in the day
9ice love 8, long live liberian culture.
In tears!!!
Omg!!!! Fifi, how are you long time bro. Aww you got a son... bless him. I asked Linda about you the last time.
powerful and beautiful
I like this formatiom of the bassa dance. Ivan Toe. Video producer
Love it!!!
this really nice to see
wow!!!wow!!wow. i love it. they should have shown the Gio devil a bit better and longer.
very nice
wow..nice..go lib
west point got free!!! dance sing!! rejoice the holy people set free=symbol=freedom
im booking a ticket , im going home ,
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hey prince is me serena
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nice dance
hey prince is me serena i want you to reply me back if u get this message i'm living in the united states now if u have a facebook let's me know.