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The Bàtá dance isn’t just movement — it’s language in motion. 💃🏾🪘 Each step follows the talking drum’s rhythm, echoing the heartbeat of Yorùbá culture. Where rhythm speaks, the spirit listens. ✨ Video credit: @ijokoomoyoruba/instagram Dancer: @fumzgop/insta #YorubaToTheWorld🌎

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