Chondara Dance / Nembutsu / Kudaka - Bon dance, Young Okinawans of Hawaii скачать в хорошем качестве

Chondara Dance / Nembutsu / Kudaka - Bon dance, Young Okinawans of Hawaii

YOH debuts the Chondara Dance at the Rissho Kosei Kai bon dance. From YoungOkiHi: "The Chondara are representing the ancestors. The dance at the beginning is called the gueesachi ugami, or introduction prayer dance, which talks about the special day of obon and how the ancestors and everyone has gathered to celebrate with song and dance. They also call on the drummers to come out and gather and celebrate with music and dance and encourage the eisaa group to do their best and work hard. This particular dance is modeled after Yakena seinenkai. Chondara doing these kinds of pre eisaa introductions usually come from the Heshikiya and Yakena as which have some of the oldest traditions of eisaa. Other eisaa groups have their leaders do similar dances or prayer like introductions at the beginning, to call the spirits to celebrate together."