2020年3月14日 · In 2015 I met David, a member of the Bawa group, at Duopar bar and restaurant where the group played and danced on Sundays. Soon after I came to record the group at a pito bar off of Chogu rd in...

2020年7月7日 · The white dancing the cultural dance (bawaa dance) of the Dagaaba people in Ghana. it is very interesting enjoy watching it.

2022年4月17日 · OUR TRADITIONAL DANCE CALLED BAWA FROM THE NORTHERN PART OF GHANA .Bawa is one of the beautiful dance from the northern sector of Ghana..We have different be...

Performed August 25th at the Dairy Arts Center in Boulder, CO. Dancers: Eric Pappoe, Patience Knight, Adjei Abankwah, Yesutor Kotoka, Yawuza Alhassan and Patience Sewor. BaoBao has arrived! How do you feel when you are surrounded with wisdom?

2019年5月16日 · Below is an example of my students dancing one of the oldest traditional dances of the Dagaaba people of Upper West, the Bawaa. It is a ceremonial dance performed to celebrate the beginning and the end of the rainy season, the new year, a …

2015年10月13日 · Bamaaya, meaning, “The river (valley) is wet”, is the most popular social music and dance of the Dagbamba of Northern Ghana. It began as a religious musical performance, but now functions during funerals, festivals, national day celebrations, and other social occasions.

Bawaa is traditional or cultural dance of the Dagaaba (Dagaate) tribe or people in one section of the Northern part of Ghana and now carved out as the Upper West region. Bawaa is performed in...

The Bawaa dance holds significant cultural importance among the Dagaaba people, serving as a vital aspect of their oral tradition and cultural heritage. This dance, along with spoken and sung texts, plays a crucial role in preserving the cultural identity of the Dagaaba community amidst the challenges of globalization that threaten traditional ...

In the Upper West region of Ghana, the Bawaa dance is a colorful and energetic cultural performance by the Dagaaba communities. It's a celebration of heritage, history, and community unity, expressed through synchronized movements and traditional music, offering a captivating glimpse into the region's rich culture.

It is usually characterised by a display of harvested groundnut, groundnut related menus and Bawaa dance. Although the festival began few years ago, it is attracting tourists from abroad, especially Europe. In addition to the festival, the community can boast of a number of tourist sites.