Summer Camp

Please enjoy our choreography to “Lipeka” by Yemi Alade ft. Innnoss’b

Next on our fast-moving program is Atilgowu. (Make audience repeat once or 2x) Atilogwu originated from the Igbo tribe of Nigeria. It is a Youth dance that includes acrobatics.

As you may have observed, we have been taking you all through the journey of traditional African music and dance. Now it is time to spice things up with modern African music and dance – Afropop or Afrobeat. Next on our roaster is a choreography to Yope by Innoss’b ft. Diamond platinumz.

Sinte is next on our agenda tonight. Sinte is from the Nalu people from the Boke village in Guinea, West Africa When people in our communities work together in good spirits, good things are expected to happen. Everyone is happy with their neighbors. Everyone is in good health

We hope you have been enjoying our visit to Africa so far. The next item on our menu is a recital of a three collection of poems titled “Safari Adventure, An Ode to the Baobab tree, and The Rhythms of Africa.” After that, we would be presenting on some of our Heroes and Sheores, acting

Agbeko is from the Ewe tribe in Ghana, also in West Africa. This dance was created to prepare the hunters before their battles.

During camp days, we had the opportunity to express our feelings, emotions, thoughts and creativity via arts and crafts.

Coming up next is Sohu. Sohu is a cleansing dance from Togo. You’ll see children and young adults engage in healthy competitive drumming, singing, and dancing.

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