ESE CULTURAL DANCE MBAISE

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[@nicholastitus8659]

This is ese played only at great, elderly brave n strong men funerals across mbaise n obowo areas of imo State. A well celebrated men meits it at burial. The music is not danced by everyone. Kudos to late Adobe for his legacy. Uko is play only for elder or older women's funerals also across mbaise n place like obowo land areas

[@mickyyoung7905]

I strongly believe that mbaise nation has the best cultural music in Igbo land

[@judeokoro5326]

See my blessed memories dad dancing to this ese dance

[@ifeanyimichael5657]

The prof doing what he knows best

[@maximuschimezie9468]

Wow!!!mbaise ❤❤..Rip Adibe the omenka 1 of otulu

[@amatv192]

rip our own adibe we miss you .

[@awusakujohnbosco7157]

Proud of my home town mbaise and our cultures

[@egbubie]

Is this Adibe ese of okponkume?

[@fr.judeonuoha5845]

A great man. He made history for himself. Adibe the great Son of mba5

[@nwaguyudochukwu]

Mbaise kelun

[@papa60media]

Great land of mbaise with great culture

[@lifeiswar6689]

Chaiiiii Mbaise ndi nwe Madu ….my culture my heritage ❤

[@markndionyemma4314]

I so much love this dance group (ESE dance group).

[@ugoa.k.atbonenwaogazi591]

The land of Brave men.... one love

[@whiteguzoro6320]

TRADITIONAL music is my life which I inherited from my late father Prince Clement Eguzoroibe Nwaturuocha and I used to play with professor Adibe during my days with imo arts council (OMENIMO)

[@santus2011]

Nice one 👍. But the young man is dancing it the wrong steps.

[@theresamaary3541]

Very nice, Bravo and keep it up but the dancers are not in full only the legs i am and there is another one call Ekpe ok, GODPAPA bless you all Amen 👍👍👍👍😁😁😍🌹💖

[@hyacinthalozie7412]

MY CULTURE IS MY IDENTITY.....MBAISE FOR LIFE.....I LOVE MY CULTURE .RIP TO YOU PAPA ADIBE

[@legacyicon3980]

U are recognize
U know him very well...Otulu nwere madu 🥰

[@festusndubuisinwagwu5315]

I love this bro

[@nnan6070]

Talking drum 🥁...

[@eberechukwueberechukwu3958]

Nze Adibe zike n'udo, Nwafo Otulu Ahiara

[@chrisiheakam4360]

I miss it all hahah I love it

[@emekauba8572]

We want to see the dancers

[@chiefasoodus4610]

Please where is this man from?

[@gideonjerry5655]

Nkwa ike

[@carlchukwu3389]

Omenka adibe ezigbo enyi my late father

[@odomjacob9109]

Tradition still remains

[@judeokoro5326]

this is during tge burual of montsignor donald okoro in ahiara cathedral

[@onyebuchinwachukwu3678]

Jude Okoro I don't know what this is but certainly not ese. And in a church premises, at the burial of a clergyman? What a contradiction and mockery of tradition.

[@judeokoro5326]

U don't know nothing about Christianity.

[@judeokoro5326]

Sorry nna respecting the dead dont have anything to do with the church ​@onyebuchinwachukwu3678

[@chikweify]

Mbaise wu mbaise biko. After mbaise others follows

[@agubataopp9848]

This is Uko not Esse, Rest in Peace Professor Adibe, you will be missed.

[@ekpechianakwalam4566]

is "uko" played for men? If so, you're correct otherwise it is "ese" as I know

[@agubataopp9848]

Ekpe Chianakwalam You are correct, I listened to it a second time.
Thanks

[@ekpechianakwalam4566]

Thanks

[@donatuskwesike2579]

@@agubataopp9848
The beginning has Uko rhythm ,but later changed to that of Ese

[@Emmydhon728]

Egwu Ndi Ike

[@savesoulginikanwa3174]

The people dancing the ekwe are pure disagrace to mbaise Cultura dance

[@chukwudiosutin2874]

Odi ok