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Tiriba

Last updated 14 June 2015

Dutch

Tiriba (Triba) is from the Laduma-people, from the Boke- and Boffa area in the West of Guinea. Through the years Tiriba has been given different meanings. In the oldest period the rhythm was a great dancer who performed with a group of percussionists. Dancing in a special costume he was called ‘the Tiriba’ . This dance is no longer danced, but the rhythm is played very often. Later the rhythm got popular with initiations, as girls became woman; a dance where mothers and their daughters dance together. The rhythm is a ternary rhythm, but there is also a ‘modern’ binary version (by Arafan Touré)

Sources
Lessons: Arafan Touré, Martin Bernhard, Ponda O’Bryan
Written material: Mamady Keita, Åge Delbanco, Stephan Rigert, Paul Janse, Larry Morris, Pat Gayet.