Drummers and dancers from several groups showcased music and dance from West Africa on Sunday evening at Caponi Art Park. A huge crowd and a small swarm of photographers feasted on entertainment in the woods.
Drummers and dancers from several groups showcased music and dance from West Africa on Sunday evening at Caponi Art Park. A huge crowd and a small swarm of photographers feasted on entertainment in the woods.
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I think that I will check the internet to find out what is coming up in that park since you always post fascinating photos from it (and the Tues Market also). Great action photos full of energy.
I can almost hear the music. And I'm still marveling at triplet nieces! I think I'd do a whole Egan photo session with them!
Adoro musicas e danças africanas, belas fotos
abraço
Milton
Nice to have a wonderful park for such events.
Oh I can hear the rhythm of those drums from hear Leif, I love the dancing that accompanies the beating of the drums. Enjoy.
What a happy bunch of people!
Don't you just love it??!!! Bought many many cds during my many trips in that area, Mali, Senegal, Mauritania, etc...
Having a good friend from Togo, I thank you for the memories.
Please have you all a good Thursday.
The dancers have big smiles on their faces.
This looks like so much fun...
What a fun looking group- some West African music is livlier than others. Are they from Ghana?
Chrissy
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Love the women dancing, great shot Leif. Suzanne from WS
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