Agbadza dancing in Ghana

This is a ceremony showing the Agbadza dance of the Ewe tribe of eastern Ghana and southern Togo.

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[SWilson510]

This is a celebration in Achimota. While you are correct that this is a dance mostly associated with tribes in the Volta Region, you can find places throughout the southern half of Ghana where this dance is practiced.

[ezridax]

my boyfriend is half ghanian of ewe, i want to learn his language as a surprise but i dont know what language they speak or the name its called, can anyone help me out! cuz i want to sing to him

[SWilson510]

did you see our short Ewe video here? I think there are some others too. It is indeed a very difficult language to learn, but just some simple things would be a big suprise to your boyfriend

[laamnas1]

this is beautiful. Im getting in touch with my ewe roots

[Physicspilot]

Sweet! I can still do my Agbadza dance!

[jwguitar08]

Being from the West, it's amazing to see a large group of people singing and dancing together. Very powerful.

[yfiok]

great dance



[yfiok]

great dance..

[elchi251]

am proud to be an ewe. Mawu lo me

[charlesakoto]

This make feel very good as ewe man.

[agbekovou]

This is not the real agbadza! Its played faster and in another form. Here it is used for a vodjou ceremony. Especially for voudjou Sakpatè or Kofidjabakouvodjou. You can see three women which have been taken by a spirit.

The real agbadza is Sogbebadza which is coming from Ghana Voltaregion and Togo/Benin Ouatchi. Its used for people who had an heavy accident or killed themselves or have a dangereous sickness like crazy people.

[JossieWossie]

Great to see this - having such a good audio recording of the songs is so wonderful. Thank you for posting!!! Need to go back soon....

[harricooper1]

oh my God.... I love this video! These are my people from the same community back home in Ghana (Kissemah) village. I know almost every single person in this video:) Me Love It....