EOOI - Ariwo Ògún Ye! Ogun in Trinidad and Tobago PART 1

Ariwo Ògún Ye! - Shout and make a joyful noise! Ogun Lives!
In this 2 part presentation, Egbe Omo Oni Isese shows one of the significant dimensions of Ogun's survival here within Trinidad and Tobago. In this Part 1 video, elders explain the importance of Ogun to the survival of our Traditions to an inquisitive youth. He submits himself to Elders, who explain the contributions Ogun made to the invention, propagation and success of the steel pan in Trinidad and Tobago and worldwide. The discussion occurs in Southern Marines Steelpan Foundation Compound, the Original Pan Palais, where the old Marabella rail-way train line is still currently installed/buried in the property's foundation.
CREDITS
Videography and Editing: Morris Media
Audio Recording, mixing and mastering: Heaven Sent Productions
Elders: Agba Eric Jardine, Oloye Ogunniyi Keith Diaz and Awo Ifakomiyo Aworeni Christian Stron
Youth: Malaki Joseph
Father: Malamo Joseph
Location Southern Marines Steelpan Foundation Compound, the Original Pan Palais, Marabella South Trinidad

[@BabasKid]

It makes me so happy to see someone so young wanting to learn more of the tradition religion Ifa

[@chrisjoseph7282]

❤ well done uncle Eric

[@tavarellmartens626]

Thank you! Ashé-ooo

[@mrskatana2008]

Thank You really happy I stumbled onto this. Ase

[@forestgump8403]

Iba orisha

[@lestermoore7990]

Feed him with wisdom - very good!

[@keomiserrette8541]

Thank you for creating and sharing this insightful documentary ❤️

[@peterlevel]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ayankunleakanbi1650]

Please, in which town did this take place? Where's the main town/city of Egbe Omo Isese in Trinidad?

[@elconquistador6468]

Ide imagine in the capital

[@blackshadow8392]

Marabella, a town in south Trinidad

[@tempunefertari7711]

A dupe for ensuring the traditional knowledge of our Ancestors is shared and passed on to our children.