Orisa Lifestyle in Trinidad: Sango

The bembe, omole and bo make up the Trinidadian bata drums. Devotional songs are delivered in Yoruba with a call and response format. Those familiar with litanies from Cuban and Brazilian traditions will quickly recognize the text of these songs, as well as some unique distinctions only to be found in places like Guyana, Antigua and Grenada.
I extend my deepest gratitude to Baba Mitch, Awotunde Elebuibon and the members of the IworiMeji Temple in in Las Lomas, Trinidad.
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Drum is a very very powerful thing, u just cant ignore it

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Who still listening I AM... PLAY DRUMM ..I LOVE IT ❤️ 😍 💖 THE DRUMMERS BADDD .SPECIAL BIGUP TO THE MIDDLE MAN... Stay Bless🙏

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My beautiful country.

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Drums the other language we remember speech is not only said it is played,thanks an praises to Yahweh life makes all things beautifully possible 🥁📖❤️🤍🖤

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Beauty enjoying the music in my spirit

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Thank you mama oshun. Love you

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Nice vibes...✊🙆‍♂️🙅‍♂️👏👣Dada Shango.

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The best ever.