WOLOF SABAR DRUM PARTY SENEGAL SING SING Medina 2008

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Uploaded by on Mar 3, 2008

MEDINA~filmed and edited by Lynette Wich aka WHICHONE22

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  • The little boy @ 3:09 is HILARIOUS!! Why oh why did I see a lil boy doing exactly the same thing in the aisles the last time I went to church? He started break dancing too! lol

  • @EbonyNewsChannel its a little girl but yes its so funny!

  • yes I have heard this very same thing. Tribes from Egypt came to the Dakar Peninsula long ago and became the Lebou people

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  • @EbonyNewsChannel It's in the genes! I have seen many Afrikan descendants expressed themselves exactly as Afrikans who have never left the continent. Genetics and melanin are powerful things!

  • @whichone22 - THANK YOU!

  • @ginsushark its called mbalax! :)

  • Funny, funny, funny and so RIGHT.. I have seen African descendants dance just like this for MANY years in church. Can't take it away!

    GLOBAL African culture!

  • We read in Herodotus the histories that the Ancient Egyptian women dance in a similar fashion. We know now that the Pharoanic Egyptian language is very very similar to traditional Wolof language. I had the pleasure of being a member of the study group that brought Dr. Chiekh Anta Diop to America. This confirms even more the cultural and biological kinship that seems to exist between the populations.

  • Waw waw! :)

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