The festival featured cultural music and dance ensembles from West Africa, including Ghana, Benin, and Ivory Coast, among others.
During their performances, the Brago Cultural Group wowed audiences with a variety of traditional and choreographed dance pieces from their broad repertoire.
Their exhilarating performance of Ghanaian cultural arts, complemented by a dynamic blend of African drums, maracas, gome, and talking drums, captivated cultural music aficionados and highlighted Ghana’s rich musical and dance legacy.
The group used the festival as an opportunity to debut over 10 traditional dance routines, leaving audiences mesmerized and clamoring for more.
Their intricate rhythms and synchronized movements highlighted the depth and beauty of Ghanaian culture, earning widespread admiration and applause.
In addition to their performances, the Brago Cultural Group engaged with festival attendees through interactive sessions.
They taught interested fans and participants how to play some of the instruments used in Ghanaian cultural music and dance, fostering a deeper appreciation for the art form and creating lasting connections with the audience.
The Brago Cultural Group’s participation in the Sankofa Festival not only reinforced Ghana’s cultural presence on the international stage but also celebrated the vibrant traditions that make African culture truly unique.
