Kpanlogo - Brown Ghanaian Drumming Ensemble

Upbeat Kpanlogo singing and drumming by students at Brown University. The piece in this video is led by ensemble director and master drummer Kwaku Kwaakye Obeng (www.brown.edu/academics/music.... Kpanlogo is a traditional Ga dance-drumming genre from the capital region of Accra in southern Ghana in West Africa.
Website: www.kwakukwaakyeobeng.org/
Facebook: / kwakukwaakyeobeng
Ensemble Info: www.brown.edu/academics/music...
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[@JaneCarr-tf7ro]

I love it when all the performers are Africans.❤❤❤

[@jongar8250]

We want more of this😊

[@cogybear]

That lead guy definitly is angling to metoo the pretty girl to his right

[@mohamedshehata1491]

J’aime le tambour !

[@darz3829]

It's amazing how many of these native drummers are on You Tube. Equally amazing is the fact that they all sound virtually the same.

[@JaneCarr-tf7ro]

They sound the same because they /we are from the same source. The shared inheritance. Some societies inherit money and material goods, for Africans it's talent, values among other things, beautiful things including the noses lips, etc...

[@darz3829]

@@JaneCarr-tf7ro "beautiful things including the noses lips, etc..."
Wow - pointing out the racial differences, are we? There was a time in the 1930s when Betty Boop cartoons used to emphasize African native characteristics. Then it became offensive. And now you are bringing back physical race differences. It would be helpful if certain ethnic groups would list all the things that are in fashion and those that are offensive.

[@udomatthiasdrums5322]

love it!!

[@eeeerrrrrf]

❤

[@marceltraore5885]

J'aurais aimé voir dancer ça par un groupe mixte de danseurs ; merci tout de même