Ghanaian Children Performing Traditional Dances - Freespirit Dance Group

Edited by Azizi Powell

This post showcases traditional Ghanaian dances that are performed by the Ghanaian children's Freespirit Dance Group.

The content of this post is presented for cultural, entertainment, and aesthetic purposes.

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SHOWCASE VIDEO: Freespirit Dance Group - children from Ghana



krystifreespirit, Published on Mar 17, 2012

Since 2007, the Freespirit Foundation has been working with children from fishing town Moree (Central Region of Ghana) who are willing to learn and preserve Ghanaian culture, especially traditional local dances. We have established the Freespirit Children's Art Group. We promote African culture within the local community as well as other places through taking part in festivals which attract tourists from every continents.

Diversity of African cultures, traditions, beliefs, ceremonies is real treasure in today fast changing world. It is important to invest in preservation of this what is unique for Africa. For more info, please visit our website www.fundacjafreespirit.pl

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND THANKS
Thanks to the children and youth who are featured in this video and thanks to the adults who organized this group and who work with this group.

My thanks also to the producer and publisher of this video.

Thanks for visiting zumalayah [zoom-ah-LAH-yah].

Zumalayah showcases videos of dances & singing games done in circles or in lines, and other movement performance arts from African American culture, from African cultures, and from other cultures of the African Diaspora.