A special way to greet a king in Yoruba land

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  • Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
  • A special way to greet a king in Yoruba land

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  • @Neo-Femme
    @Neo-Femme 2 года назад +4

    I am a descendant of Oduduwa, however, we have forgotten much of our culture during our enslavement in the Caribbean. Some have maintained it better than others.

    • @LegionIvory
      @LegionIvory 2 года назад

      It pains me how much of traditional Yoruba culture has been lost.
      I'm of Yoruba descent, and I know very little. If it weren't for my mother worshipping the Orishas, I'd know mothing.

  • @priscillaanderson8798
    @priscillaanderson8798 26 дней назад

    I'm not a Yoruba girl but I love this only if it could be translated both in English and Yoruba languages. I would be delightful to see this in translation.😊😊😊😊

  • @goldencresteducationalcons1443

    How I love these chants! My body is getting goosebumps right now. I'm not Yoruba and don't understand the language but I came here for this beautiful rendition and have the feeling.

  • @FHIPrincePeter
    @FHIPrincePeter Год назад +1

    It's important to translate the Homage to the King so that other Towns and the wider world knows what is being sung.

  • @parentingwithdamzelm1715
    @parentingwithdamzelm1715 Год назад

    Good job!!! Well done!!!

  • @tammysvibes1043
    @tammysvibes1043 5 месяцев назад

    How can I learn this

  • @aghonelego2379
    @aghonelego2379 2 года назад

    so beautiful. E ku ise

  • @lanreoginni5611
    @lanreoginni5611 3 года назад

    Love this

  • @queengoddess3119
    @queengoddess3119 2 года назад +1

    Please translate

  • @SemostevMedia
    @SemostevMedia 3 года назад

    epic