At a wake in Jamaica Pt III

Do you know the title of this song? Let me know if you do.

Category:

People & Blogs

Tags:

• Wake
• Jamaica
• Charles
• Town
• St
• Ann
• Ninenight

[VoiceOfAgape]

True wud :-)

Thanks and stay blessed

Ken (Voice Of Agape)

[ruth3204]

man how old is this video? mi see all pot cover a clap to rahtid., fork an grater , shaker an pound stick. wow. dis is how i grew up

[VoiceOfAgape]

This video was shot three years ago in Charles Town, St Ann.

BTW, thanks for naming the bamboo that was used to create the bass. I did not know what it was called. Now I know it's a pound stick.

Stay blessed

[MonifaAdebola]

one blow mi blow sityra..meet mi down a riva side!

[wolsilita]

@ruth3204 I am laughing my @zz off at your question...lawd!!!....dem a bring dem tings back though love it

[ruth3204]

The one is called Sitira.

"one blow mi blow sitira, one blow mi blow '

[clocket]

c'mon, more of this pls.

[CaribbeanCelebs]

This is great. These are the traditions we should keep going and stop the killing. One Love.

[LoveMusicBad]

Ni-nite (ninth night)or 'wake' is part of the Jamaican cultural tradition. It is one of the legacy of our African ancestry.

[omar85son]

YES I DO, WI ALWAYS SING IT AH SETUP