It's dying out in Kingston... The 'country' schools are those representing in JCDC Traditional Folk Form every year. The Kingston students only know about American pop culture. I pray the principals in the other parishes continue to keep our heritage alive.
When you go to Jamaica, don't focus and reggae and dancehall Go to St Thomas and checkout the Bantu people that do the kumina drumming and dance They speak the kikongo language to communicate during this dance and drumming The dance in the video is called dinki mini I think this is in St Mary I think Clarendon does it also Kingston is for the dancehall I personally love the kumina It makes me connect with the ancestors Jamaica is very deep in many culture
If you have to ask that, then I suspect that an explanation would be in vain...the drumming, the tempo, the rhythm, the attitude, the occasion and the choreography are all different.
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We need to preserve our culture. It's dying out
It's dying out in Kingston... The 'country' schools are those representing in JCDC Traditional Folk Form every year. The Kingston students only know about American pop culture. I pray the principals in the other parishes continue to keep our heritage alive.
I hate that our dances aren’t covered more. Thank you for this
Guys chill
One of my favourite dance, need to embrace the culture
I love this, we need more please
Can't believe this is got few comments. I love this dance. I should go to Jamaica one day.
I know for sure this dance is done in Portland, Jamaica. The kids as young as elementary school dance Dinki Mini often when they hear the drum pattern
When you go to Jamaica, don't focus and reggae and dancehall Go to St Thomas and checkout the Bantu people that do the kumina drumming and dance They speak the kikongo language to communicate during this dance and drumming The dance in the video is called dinki mini I think this is in St Mary I think Clarendon does it also Kingston is for the dancehall I personally love the kumina It makes me connect with the ancestors Jamaica is very deep in many culture
Love love love this!!! Culture.
I remember when we used to do the drinki mini dance growing up. I used to enjoy dancing . I love this keep it up
Brings back so many memories
Best thing i ever seen!!!!!!!!!!!!
A oh jamaica the land where i was born.
Excellent! Thank you for this
What’s the difference between the DINKIMINI,BRUCKINS and KUMINA dances? They all look the same to me
If you have to ask that, then I suspect that an explanation would be in vain...the drumming, the tempo, the rhythm, the attitude, the occasion and the choreography are all different.
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This reminds me so much of when I was young here in America in the 70s and the girls wore hairstyles like this and weren't dressed like street workers
Big up st Mary school wow
So fun!!!!!!!!!
Looks cool
Thx bruh becuse i have a Festival going up and i need tto learn nink8
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Xamaica indians
No babes this def has African influence
@@sisterjoon2297 Dah part deh !
Xamaica is the native pronunciation, the person you guys are replying to means indigenous Indians not coolie
@@uncletheoneshotkid3001 Lol, yeah I know the people that the word Indian was originally applied to, the inhabitants of the West Indies!
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