BraideO!'s Sound Lab! Excellent recording. Great sound quality and detailed use of Unimic's to pick up all instruments. We need to see more of such professional recordings of our traditional music, because these are indeed treasures that can't be duplicated. Also, thank you for the sub-titles which help non-Efik speaking audience members to follow the proceeding. Thank you very much, and please post more clips, because for those of us in the diaspora, it is a life-line. Eburutu for ever!
Correction on the caption on this video the song to...."Ebonko is the gift at birth, when a father loves his child he initiates him into Ekpe" that is what the song says and not ......"only the son he loves..." but "CHILD he loves" ....."Eyen" in Efik means Child and not Son... girls can be initiated too into Ekpe hence Child.
@@migueltrujillo5932In ancient, African traditions that's the way it's done. You people, continue to promote the generational curse on yourselves by living a lie.
You are right. "Eyen" means child not gender specified. In the original ancient traditions or cultures things were actually different from all this modernised version of traditions we are seeing now.
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Mfon Emana Edi ke Efik
Proud to be Efik .. Odukpani all the way
BraideO!'s Sound Lab! Excellent recording. Great sound quality and detailed use of Unimic's to pick up all instruments. We need to see more of such professional recordings of our traditional music, because these are indeed treasures that can't be duplicated. Also, thank you for the sub-titles which help non-Efik speaking audience members to follow the proceeding. Thank you very much, and please post more clips, because for those of us in the diaspora, it is a life-line. Eburutu for ever!
I thank RUclips for preserving these folklore. I hope this would help posterity to main our heritage.
Tradition is our culture, culture is tradition
Correction on the caption on this video the song to...."Ebonko is the gift at birth, when a father loves his child he initiates him into Ekpe" that is what the song says and not ......"only the son he loves..." but "CHILD he loves" ....."Eyen" in Efik means Child and not Son... girls can be initiated too into Ekpe hence Child.
Not girls on the Cuban version of Ekpe.
@@migueltrujillo5932not girls in the Oroko (Efori) version as well.
Okay. Thanks
@@migueltrujillo5932In ancient, African traditions that's the way it's done. You people, continue to promote the generational curse on yourselves by living a lie.
You are right. "Eyen" means child not gender specified. In the original ancient traditions or cultures things were actually different from all this modernised version of traditions we are seeing now.
Hi ... thanks for sharing this right here. I love it. It makes me feel close to my ancestor's and ancestral lineage.
Ekpe ita ebe Mii asard iba
Bab mkpe!
Nice song
My culture
This very impressive footage for our younger children to learn and understand our culture
Mmaya on the go, ebonko edi ekpe
Efuk Ebrutu Edi Emi, mama mfo
🎉
My culture and tradition 🎉