Borborbor is a Ghanaian and Togolese traditional dance performed by the Ewe people from the mid- Volta region of Ghana and Southern Togo including Kpalime and Lomé. [1] . The dance is performed especially during the festival of the chiefs and people of communities. [2] .

Borborbor is a traditional Ghanaian and Togolese dance. The drummers are surrounded by women who sing and dance to the rhythm of the music. The songs are pr...

May 13, 2023 · Borborbor is an African tribal dance of the "Ewedome" community in the mid Volta region in Ghana, Africa. The dance is usually performed during festivities.

Experience the lively and colorful Borborbor dance, performed by the Dagbe Cultural Troupe. This traditional dance of the Ewe people from the mid-Volta region of Ghana and Southern Togo is a...

Borborbor is one of the many traditional dances found in the volta region, especially around Peki, including all the towns and villages through Kpando, Hohoe and beyond, back to Amedzofe and its...

Borborbor is a vibrant and rhythmic traditional dance deeply rooted in the cultural fabric of both Ghana and Togo. Originating from the Ewe people of the mid-Volta region in Ghana and Southern Togo, including cities like Kpalime and Lomé, Borborbor holds significant cultural and social importance within these communities.

Originating from the mid-Volta region in Ghana, Borborbor dance holds a significant place in traditional Ghanaian culture. This vibrant and rhythmic dance form has been traditionally performed during festive occasions, showcasing the rich …

Apr 27, 2020 · Borborbor dance historically is an African recreational dance by the people of Ewe ethic group in Ghana and started by the people of Ewedome before later spread to Kpando, Hohoe, Ho and southern part of Volta Region and other regions of Ghana.

Jan 13, 2011 · Borborbor today is not only limited to Ewedome land. The borborbor rhythm has become the choice of church music that is accompanied by drums, at least among all Ewes.

History has it that when the Ewes fled the Notsie Kingdom, they brought the cultural dance along to the various locations where they settled, especially in the present middle belt of Eweland. Thus, Borborbor is very common in Kpando, Kpeve, Ho, Adaklu, Hohoe, Peki and other communities.