We are a group of friends who grew up together practicing traditional West African rhythms and dance. Now we are sharing what we've learned with our community
03/17/2026
Sharing moments from one of our Black History Month performances where every step tells a story and every beat carries the spirit of those who came before us. We are proud to continue this tradition and honor our ancestors 🌍
We are so excited to have participated in Day 2 of the 31st Annual Diamano Coura West African Dance Conference! Thankful to be part of a gathering that uplifts culture, tradition, and the power of West African dance. Thank you ❤️💚🖤
01/11/2026
Honored to share moments from our live & televised performance at the 66th Annual L.A. County Holiday Celebration ✨ Presented by , we’re grateful to bring West African dance to this beautiful stage and community.
A glimpse of our performance from the 66th Annual L.A. County Holiday Celebration ✨
This piece is danced to Lamban, a traditional West African rhythm from Guinea often associated with joy, celebration, and unity within the community. Lamban invites us to move with confidence and shared purpose. A beautiful reflection of Imani, the final principle of Kwanzaa, which calls on us to have faith in ourselves, our people, and our collective future.
Through rhythm and movement, we honor tradition, resilience, and belief. 🖤🥁
🎥 Watch the full performance on our YouTube — link in bio.
Today we honor the second day of Kwanzaa: Kujichagulia ✨
Kujichagulia means self-determination. The power to define ourselves, name ourselves, and move with intention.
Our dancers embody this principle through Dundunba, a high-energy rhythm from Guinea that celebrates strength, confidence, and freedom of expression. Each movement is bold, and each step a declaration of who we are.
We dance our truth. We claim our voice.
A moment from our performance at Disneyland’s Festival of Holidays ✨
In this clip, Jahnna shares the meaning of Kwanzaa and its first principle, Umoja — Unity.
Through dance, culture, and community, we honor traditions that bring us together. 🖤❤️💚
12/24/2025
Behind the scenes ✨
A little look at us getting ready for our Christmas Eve performance at the iconic Dorothy Chandler Pavilion as part of LA County’s 66th Annual Holiday Celebration 🎄
We’ve been working so hard for this moment and cannot wait for everyone to see what we’ve prepared. If you didn’t get a ticket to join us in person, you can watch us perform LIVE on PBS SoCal at 3:00 PM & 7:00 PM, or stream the program on holidaycelebration.org or pbssocal.org.
Endless gratitude to PBS, The Music Center, and everyone who helped make this opportunity possible. We are so excited to share this performance with you all 🤍
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Just a lil’ fun before rehearsal! 😜 Guinea dance never looked so playful. Who’s ready for the full show? 🔥
12/08/2025
We’re thrilled to be a featured artist in the 66th Annual L.A. County Holiday Celebration! 🎉💫
Catch us LIVE on December 24th as we bring the spirit of West African dance and drumming to the Music Center stage.
Let’s celebrate together! ❤️🖤💚
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POV: Waiting for da break / waiting to start Choreography
*probably thinking about what’s the steps 😹
S/o to our fam in Virginia for the warmup ritual inspiration and more importantly keeping the culture rich !! Much Love 🫶🏽
Just getting warmed up!!!!
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