Igbo Cultural Music at its best, courtesy of the renown Igbo Cultural Prime Minister Chief Pericomo Okoye.

Cultural Prime Minister Perricomo Okoye & His Traditional Dance Group Of Aro-Ndizuogu ‎– Ajaegbuedi. B1. Ngaramaru Anahu Ebu Uzo.

Chief Pericoma Mezuo Okoye was a Nigerian singer, songwriter and traditionist. His first name 'Pericoma' could alternatively be spelled as 'Pericomo' 'Perry-Coma' and 'Perry-Koma'. He was predominantly known throughout the Igboland for his style of music and strong belief and practice of the traditional religion of the Igbo people, named Obeah. Okoye was born in Nigeria, specifically in Imo State, an eastern state occupied by the Igbo people of Nigeria

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His famous phrase "économie et culture, même combat" ("economy and culture: it's the same fight") is representative of his commitment to cultural democracy and to active national sponsorship and participation in cultural production.

Arondizuogu (Aro-ndizuogu) is a town inhabited by the Igbo subgroup, the Aro people in the Imo State of Nigeria. The Arondizuogu community is believed to have migrated from Arochukwu in the present Abia State to their present settlements in across three local governments in Imo state. These include Okigwe, Ideato North and Onuimo Local Governments, although there are others of Aro descent in other local governments in Imo State. Arondizuogu is a group of sprawling communities with the largest area located in the land obtained from Umualaoma town (formerly Isiokpu). Some believe that this land was obtained warfare and open massacre of people from Umualaoma. Arondizuogu was founded by the use of force by Mazi Izuogu Mgbokpo and his brothers (Iheme) in the mid-14th century.

Often, traditional musical styles or dances can tell you so much about the history of the continent and its people, and South America is very aware of maintaining these traditions and making sure they remain a part of contemporary culture. A common feature of these dances is the fascinating mix of influences from all over the world, taking elements from indigenous culture, European settlers, and African slave populations, making them very unique to this particular continent.

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Top Five Traditional Dances In Nigeria. Ekombi Dancers Global Peace Production. 3. The Bata Dance – The Bata dance is one of the cultural, traditional dances of the Yoruba people of southwestern Nigeria. This dance is associated with Sango, the Yoruba god of thunder who was said to be athletic during his days. However, the bata dance remains incomplete without beats from the bata drum- a set of three drums namely: Iya-Ilu, Itotele and Okokonlo.