I’m going home back to the house now I cannot was the time I got to go get some stuff for my dad and then I’ll come over and get some stuff done I can get you some food or anything I want I don’t want. The only way you should get your message about the new things is that they are going out and they are going out of the way you have a lot to do and they will get you in a better life than and you can get
this is pure african even of igbo, haha the jamaicans kept it cross the atlantic, when i was in Nigeria thats what we do perform from house to house with the same flute. watch?v=5iFssQMte68
I was looking for this comment. I'm of Igbo descent and when I watch this through, nobody had to tell me this was of Igbo origin. How crazy its still in practice up there. Its mostly observed during the New Yam Festival
I grew up in Jamaica and use to hide beside my Mom scared everytime they came around... now I am searching for videos to show my son Christmas in Jamaica. Decided not to travel this year. Thanks for sharing g!
What country ud this...and why a christmas market..Also is there a special reason to have it around christmas....I live in the Bahamas ...and out to learn about the difference between this and our Junkanoo
Soraya M. The fuck yall talking about with this Africa bullshit... These our Arawak traditions and culture... Yall sicking me with this Africa bullshit movement.
Yes I love it, all I see is carnival, that we have in london. When we came over here we brought are culture of the indigene american indians. It's a beautiful thing no matter how they try to suppress are culture etc. When we look at the America's we all have the same culture linking us to the lands of America's and no where else.
well done guys. Keeping the African culture alive in the islands
I’m going home back to the house now I cannot was the time I got to go get some stuff for my dad and then I’ll come over and get some stuff done I can get you some food or anything I want I don’t want. The only way you should get your message about the new things is that they are going out and they are going out of the way you have a lot to do and they will get you in a better life than and you can get
I’m going out to eat with the kids and then I really want to go get my stuff done I can come to you for dinner or just hang out with you play
this is pure african even of igbo, haha the jamaicans kept it cross the atlantic, when i was in Nigeria thats what we do perform from house to house with the same flute.
watch?v=5iFssQMte68
djt241 tell me more.
We don't call it flute we call it fife
I was looking for this comment. I'm of Igbo descent and when I watch this through, nobody had to tell me this was of Igbo origin. How crazy its still in practice up there. Its mostly observed during the New Yam Festival
@@paulokeke8337 where are you from ?
When I was younger I was afraid of them
James McInttyre I can relate
Same here
I grew up in Jamaica and use to hide beside my Mom scared everytime they came around... now I am searching for videos to show my son Christmas in Jamaica. Decided not to travel this year. Thanks for sharing g!
We need more of this remembering when my parents went to Christmas Market and we used to see the Jon Canoe dancers
What country ud this...and why a christmas market..Also is there a special reason to have it around christmas....I live in the Bahamas ...and out to learn about the difference between this and our Junkanoo
We need more of this!
That was in Ocho Rios at Christmas. That's their season to perform.
I use to be a scared of them when I was a child growing up
Real culture
Whoa that flute sounds almost the same as Oja (Igbo flute).
We have same in Belize
Yes we do but the costumes in this video is different from our one
I am afraid of jonkunno
Amani Innera
guys
Me too
I'm afraid about u... Black skin white soul
Kumina is Akan, Jonkunu is Igbo.
i stand corrected, i just saw this very detailed information on wikipedia.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Canoe
no he is an Akan .
kumina is very much of Bantu origens as well. Many many Kongo-Angola descendents in Jamaica.
Soraya M. The fuck yall talking about with this Africa bullshit... These our Arawak traditions and culture... Yall sicking me with this Africa bullshit movement.
Real Men Wear our people are not bantu. We are Arawak (west indies).
when i was young we used to go to these and whenever i saw them dancing i would hid
love it
No idea. They were just walking by and stopped to perform for us.
Real History here...
wow this looks like a lot of fun (: awesome
Fun until u can't sleep the night to how u scared
All fun and games till them come near yuh house
@@no.5179 facts
All fun until them go near u
What!
Yes I love it, all I see is carnival, that we have in london. When we came over here we brought are culture of the indigene american indians. It's a beautiful thing no matter how they try to suppress are culture etc. When we look at the America's we all have the same culture linking us to the lands of America's and no where else.
Does anyone have contact for these dancers or ones like them ?
just go to jamaica and dancers are every where
Yes are you still interested?
how can i book them?
Marty the H did u find out?
We wanted to go see the Jonkanoo at the festival but we were so afraid of them lots of crying and hiding
how can i get them number
Are you still interested?