A beautiful celebration of Jola-Fulup People in Guinea-Bissau || part 2

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  • Опубликовано: 1 июл 2023

Комментарии • 20

  • @GibrilCamara
    @GibrilCamara Год назад +4

    Kujamat people, beautiful tradition and rich culture, thank you for reminding us home is best. Our Ancestors and us abroad are proud of you. Thank you Darame family ❤❤❤

  • @nenemanango1960
    @nenemanango1960 2 месяца назад +1

    Very ❤

  • @user-jh2ck4kj9u
    @user-jh2ck4kj9u 6 месяцев назад +1

    Am not a Jola but i love these people and their culture

  • @draganpianic1961
    @draganpianic1961 Год назад +2

    Thank you for showing us this impressive presentation. I wished I could have joined it. I will remember this magic melody for long. The video once more proves I have to go to Bissau to study the different ethnics` cultures on the spot. I can`t await to do this and to contribute to a better understanding of Bissauan culture in my country. 🧐

  • @LdnLady
    @LdnLady Год назад +1

    I love this ❤sooo much. When is the best time to visit?

  • @sy-rahnefertari4698
    @sy-rahnefertari4698 Год назад +3

    I always wondered what was used prior to the saxophone. My family showed me something that they said was used prior,but, seeing how this is always used in Djola/Diola/Jola dances it must have been something that preceded this. We are just 2 weekends away from our huge celebration of Senegalese culture in the Washington DC area which is largely supported by our local Diola Association of the DMV. Diola/Wolof/ Serer/ Mandinka culture are generally most heavily presented. It and Casa Day (Casamance Day) are two of my favorite events. We also have a Fula Association that holds health fairs and other events.

    • @char08fal
      @char08fal Год назад +1

      Do you know when this will occur? I recently moved to the DMV area and found out that my maternal lineage is either from Senegal, the Gambia or Guinea Bissau based on my haplogroup. They were taken to either South Carolina, Virginia or the Gulf Coast still trying to figure out which port they were taken to. I would love to attend the events if they're open to the public.

    • @sy-rahnefertari4698
      @sy-rahnefertari4698 Год назад +2

      Welcome to the area! Yes, both events are open to the public. Senegal day is next weekend. 7/15-16. . Saturday will consist of Soccer games and a barbecue. Sunday will be a full on gathering and display of cultures. It will take place at Veteran’s Plaza in downtown Silver Spring. The time is 11-9pm. Casa Day is usually in October.

  • @tamekat3821
    @tamekat3821 3 месяца назад +1

    OMG, THESE are my people ❤❤ just did my African ancestry, and my mothers lineage came back 99.4% djola West African. So we are from Guinea-Bissau 🇬🇳

    • @DarameFamily
      @DarameFamily  3 месяца назад +1

      One of the greatest people in West Africa.

  • @jewelfelderjames
    @jewelfelderjames Год назад +2

    ❤Thank you for showing my felup family...I am coming back to visit them what village is this?

  • @user-hv3ji5vq6f
    @user-hv3ji5vq6f 9 месяцев назад +1

    Nice tuning

  • @laminsanneh9207
    @laminsanneh9207 Год назад +2

    Wow. I love it. Mr Darame I didn't know that Jolas are in guinea Bissau. I thought Jolas are in Gambia and Senegal. Which part of guinea Bissau is this video from

    • @DarameFamily
      @DarameFamily  Год назад

      Bissau city

    • @magikskiss7318
      @magikskiss7318 Год назад +3

      Les diolas sont originaires de la Guinée Bissau ,comme les manjacques étant donné que la casamance était la territoire de la Guinée Bissau et ceder par les portugais au français

  • @ldssambu5246
    @ldssambu5246 2 месяца назад +1

    🩸🎊🤞🏽🦾🫂

  • @OnTheRoadTo50
    @OnTheRoadTo50 10 месяцев назад +1

    Great video! Are the Djola, Diola, and Jola the same? What part of Guinea-Bissau are the Djola People located? Thank you so much.

    • @DarameFamily
      @DarameFamily  10 месяцев назад +1

      Djola (Portuguese spelling), Diola (French spelling), Jola (English spelling). They live in Suzana Section, São Domingos Sector, Cacheu Region in western Guinea-Bissau, on the border with Senegal. This area is mainly inhabited by these great people.