 | THE GAMBIA CULTURE : TRADITIONAL DANCE A wide variety of ethnic groups live in The Gambia with a minimum of intertribal friction, each preserving its own language and traditions. The Mandinka tribe is the largest, followed by the Fula, Wolof, Jola, and Serahule.Here you can see a tradional dance.(°1999) to know more about The Gambia see (http://www.visitthegambia.gm/) |
 | Mamy fatma show Young senegalese dancer performs step dance show at home. |
 | Senegal dance in Kaolack A sunday street party in Kaolack, Senegal....everibody is involved in a crescendo of drums' ritm and african popular dance....from afternoon until noon.... |
 | A Lovesong in Wolof recorded in Thies A lovesong, recorded in Thies/Senegal |
 | wolof discussion |
 | Massai Dance This is the Maasai warrior doing the jump around dance. This dance is how they find a mate, the highest jumper gets the gals. |
 | Senegal: Clip from wedding cermonies... Senegal: A quick clip from a ceremony after the wedding where the dowry is being presented to the family of the husband. |
 | Wolof Style Prod Batucada a ma sauce enjoy :) myspace.com/trickylaye |
 | Gambia 2007 My trip to The Gambia 2007 |
 | "Rejoice in the Lord Always" in Wolof "Rejoice in the Lord Always" in Wolof, done in rounds, led by Robért, from EBD, and Jessie from Gordon college. This was part of the closing cerimonies for the VBS that the group from Gorden College did with EBD members. |
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