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Abondan

Last updated 17 May 2012

Dutch

Abondan (Abonda, Abondant) is a rhythm from the Baoulé-people from the Ivory Coast. It is probably a very old rhythm that was played when the King came into town or went out to ride (on the horse). The story goes that boys and girls danced in honour of the King. Then the King held a speech. Nowadays danced in circle.

Abondan Dance class

Abondan video tuturial

Sources
Lessons: Martin Bernhard (who was tought by Mamady Keïta)
Written material: Åge Delbanco (from Mamady Keïta), Ushi Bilmeier & Mamady Keïta and Rafaël Kronberger.