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Ayiti 🇭🇹 Vodoun Ceremony Dance Video | Haiti Vodou Fè yo wè Lafrik Guinen - Ougan Samyèl
@haitiimage509
Nnemkadi, Isaiah and 2 others13 Comments-
Their accent and drum beating sound so much like the Ewe people of Ghana language and drumming
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@OHENENANA Yes, Ewe, Fon — and some others — have their own form of Vodou. I noticed similarities when I attended Nkyhinkyhim festival in Ada
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True 👍🏽
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Would you be able to come in time for this year's?
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@OHENENANA If it is the same time every year (as i suspect), then no. But if they have something is december it is possible
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@OHENENANA
The Ewe-Vodoun culture spreads all the way to Benin, where most of Ayiti culture and ancestry comes from.
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@KwabenaOsei I forgot to add that! In fact Ayisyen language is noted to be mostly Fongbe grammar with french-derrived vocab
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"Ayisyen language", which people speak that?
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@taharka2018
Correct. The Ewe language is a Fogbe language.
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@OHENENANA Ayiti (what oboruni dem call Haiti). The french added an ‘h’ to Ayiti, so that they could never come before them in the alphabet
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Random, but have you been to Benin?
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@taharka2018
No, but I plan on going one of these days.
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@KwabenaOsei I wanted to know what you thought of theirs compared to others (I have only been to Nkyinkyim Festival)
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