Jason Aryeh Dance Research Project. Bamaya, a Dogbane harvest dance

[@jackjack4747]

From 2'30"...watching the little girl in the background mimic the dancing - reminds me of a small girl dancing in the bus station in Tamale by herself more than 25 years ago / I was in Ghana 25 years ago as a young man and student living in Techiman/ the people and the country have been an inspiration and left a deep impression on me my entire life. Was in Tamale many times. the people are the most natural and beautiful in every way, and I spent my life travelling and working everywhere. The dance and the drums are in our blood, all of us, if we let it be. Me dase kwa Ghana!!

[@OHLOGGON]

Great job Jason....ur boy Jerry enjoying ur product. ..keep up with the good work. ..

[@darkexcalibur87]

Thank you SO much for sharing this.

[@lkoposko1]

So I have to ask knowing, from my friend who went to Ghana a couple of summers ago, the great humor of the people there, they put the bras on for a good laugh didn't they?

[@lovecharity16]

They are dressed as women to fool the gods into sending rain, since the gods like the dance the women do so much.

[@NanaKonadu39]

lovecharity16 oh I see

[@warriorchild]

How long did it take you guys to learn the drums and the dances? Good job there

[@jasonaryeh1258]

The drummers are traditional professional drummers from generation of traditional musicians

[@emmanuelodeiayisi3381]

Hello Jason. I'm Emmanuel. How can I connect with you? Thanks.

[@Estella-t2x]

Chale this dance be bad ooo😂😂😂😂

[@nostalgiakarlk.f.7386]

Those guys wearing bras LMAO

[@JoanaTorglah]

🎉❤😂😮