Akahoho kakitari
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The dance is performed after bride wealth has been given and after people have eaten too much food. They express their joy by dancing without talking.
Kakitari is a traditional dance and music of the Bakiga people. The dance is performed after bride wealth has been given and after people have eaten too much food. They express their joy by dancing without talking.
NUFU, Makerere University Klaus Wachsmann Music Archive.
Zither, Hand clapping, Drum (Jerrycan)
Bakiga
Kanyambirizi II, Ndangaro, Rutoto, Rubirizi
Ida Bitwire's compound, Ndangaro, Western Uganda, Rubirizi district
Kakitari is a traditional dance and music of the Bakiga people. The dance is performed after bride wealth has been given and after people have eaten too much food. They express their joy by dancing without talking.
NUFU, Makerere University Klaus Wachsmann Music Archive.
Zither, Hand clapping, Drum (Jerrycan)
Bakiga
Kanyambirizi II, Ndangaro, Rutoto, Rubirizi
Ida Bitwire's compound, Ndangaro, Western Uganda, Rubirizi district
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Marriage