Manja – The Living Rhythm of the Ceylon African Community | Sirambiadiya, Puttalam скачать в хорошем качестве

Manja – The Living Rhythm of the Ceylon African Community | Sirambiadiya, Puttalam

We visited Sirambiadiya in Puttalam, home to the Ceylon African community, also known as the **Sri Lankan Kaffirs — a small ethnic group descended from Africans brought to Sri Lanka centuries ago by the Portuguese, Dutch, and British. They welcomed us warmly and shared their vibrant “Manja” tradition — a unique form of **music and dance blending African rhythms and Portuguese melodies. The Manja art form is an important part of their cultural identity, performed with joy, energy, and deep heritage. It was an unforgettable experience to witness their singing, bongo drumming, and dancing firsthand. 🎶 Watch and celebrate this rare and beautiful cultural tradition of Sri Lanka! 📍 Location: Sirambiadiya, Puttalam, Sri Lanka #Manja #CeylonAfricans #SriLankanKaffirs #Sirambiadiya #Puttalam #SriLankaCulture #AfricanHeritage #TraditionalMusic #FolkDance #ManjaMusic #SriLankaTradition #CulturalHeritage #KaffirCommunity #SriLankaVlog #EthnicCommunities #HeritageMusic #TravelSriLanka Manja tradition Sri Lanka, Manja music Sri Lanka, Manja dance Sirambiadiya, Ceylon African community, Sri Lankan Kaffirs, Kaffir culture Sri Lanka, African descendants Sri Lanka, Sirambiadiya Puttalam culture, Puttalam African community, Sri Lanka African heritage, Traditional African music Sri Lanka, Manja folk music, Sri Lanka folk dance, Ethnic communities of Sri Lanka, Rare cultures in Sri Lanka, Indo African culture Sri Lanka, African Portuguese music Sri Lanka, Ceylon African dance, Cultural documentary Sri Lanka, Traditional drum music Sri Lanka, Bongo beats Sri Lanka, Hidden cultures of Sri Lanka, Sri Lanka heritage vlog,