The small town of Ebekwe had always thrived on tradition. Its people were known for sticking to their ways, generation after generation. In this town, progress was measured by how closely one followed the footsteps of their ancestors. And so, life moved in predictable cycles. Nothing changed. Nothing ever needed to, they believed. Adaora, a young woman with bright…
Capturing the raw energy of movement and culture. The dancers, covered in striking colors, embody the fusion of tradition and modernity, celebrating life through rhythm, vibrance, and an explosion of hues.
Written by The Outpost on April 30, 2013 Watch an excerpt from Maya Deren’s insightful and ground breaking documentary on Haitian Vodou filmed in 1947, as well as read about this beautiful way of living, serving, and connecting with the universal and multi-faceted powers, for people from the West African diaspora and beyond. Divine Horsemen: The Living Gods of Haiti explores the Vodou religion of Haiti, filmed…
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