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african bongo musician

west african musicians with jembes.

Cachimalero, Esmeraldas, Ecuador - November 3, 2011: Young adult musician playing a traditional drum during the popular San Martin de Porres party in Cachimalero, Ecuador, surrounded by a cheerful crowd

$The Tabom or Agudas are the Afro-Brazilian community in the south of Ghana who are mostly of Yoruba descent. The Tabom People are an Afro-Brazilian community of former enslaved peoples who returned to Africa (Ghana). When they arrived in Jamestown, Accra they could speak only Portuguese, and would conspicuously use the phrase \$

A man playing the congas on the street in Havana

Wooden African drums made with animal skin surfaces used to create beautiful melodies during

Hands of Moroccan band drummer hitting drums, Merzouga.

Xereque, a colorful percussion instrument of African origin widely used in Brazilian samba and carnival

magic ceremony in small lagoon village near ouidah, benin.

Djembe player

african drum

Abeokuta, Nigeria - February 14, 2007: members of the Asejere Kampla cooperative celebrate a meeting at the Abeokuta market.

4 April 2017, Ibadan Nigeria: Image captured during Nigerian Photography Classroom group at a photowalk in aimed at vising the Olu Ibadan of Ibadan land in Nigeria.

Cachimalero, Esmeraldas, Ecuador - November 3, 2011: Celebrating vibrant traditions, people dance joyfully and play traditional instruments at the lively Emeralds street party in Cachimalero, Ecuador, radiating community spirit

Ethnic percussion musical instrument jembe - African traditional drum. Close up.

Ouidah, Benin - January 10, 2023: People in traditional clothes and jewelry dancing at the Voodoo Festival in Ouidah, Benin. The extraordinary Voodoo Festival which takes place in Ouidah, Benin every year on 10 January is a celebration of the voodoo religion and the cults associated with it and draws fetish priests, voodoo adepts, traditional chiefs and onlookers from far and wide. Voodoo has been recognised as a religion by the Beninese government since 1996, and its cultural significance is increasingly being appreciated. The old idea that it was a practice of simple sorcery or barbarism is being replaced by the notion that it is important cultural heritage

Lisbon, Portugal - November 30, 2024: A trio of street musicians perform at the Rua Augusta street in Lisbon downtown.

Decorated drums during a religious ceremony of Umbanda

French musical festival (Fête de la Musique) held at Victoria Yards is a yearly event featuring local musical artists showing their talent in Johannesburg.

Manica, Mozambique - October 26, 2018: African women playing tin can shakers to a dancing crowd

Hands of Moroccan band drummer hitting drums, Merzouga.

African percussion drum of the CandomblÃ© religion made of wood and animal skin. Bahia, Brazil

Two West African men playing djembe.

Photo Taken In Accra, Ghana

A young African boy enjoying playing his wooden drum.

African and Moroccan colorful drums in a store, stacked and in several sizes

The people of Agadez Niger are celebrating the Bianou Festival in the roads of Agadez in the first days of October.

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