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Hands of Moroccan band drummer hitting drums, Merzouga.

Yoruba street drummers performing at Abeokuta, Ogun State, during the 2024 Lisabi Festival. shot 9th March 2024

Man's hand playing conga drums, Close-up

Manica, Mozambique - October 26, 2018: African women playing tin can shakers to a dancing crowd

Decorated drums during a religious ceremony of Umbanda

A man playing the congas on the street in Havana

African in traditional costume playing drum. Hand movement. African concert. Culture and tradition.

This pic shows traditional African drums. The pic shows wooden drums kept outdoor. The pic is taken in south africa in march 2019.

French musical festival (Fête de la Musique) held at Victoria Yards is a yearly event featuring local musical artists showing their talent in Johannesburg.

$Dipo Rites Festival is a rite of passage ceremony celebrated by the people of Odumase Krobo in Ghana. Despite the influences of modernity and education, the rite is still being practised. It is a festival that ushers virgin girls into puberty in April every year. \nDuring this period, the maidens are taken through various rituals to ascertain their chastity before they are qualified for the next stage, which is the Dipo rites.\nDipo rites are characterised by the girls shaving their heads and being clad in cloth around their waists with a special ritual mother who performs the rites and leads them in a parade through the entire community to transition them from childhood to adulthood on the first day.\n\nBefore the sun rises the next day, the girls are given a ritual bath by the chief priest and he pours libation to ask for blessings. Then he washes their feet with the blood of a goat that was presented by the mothers of the maidens. They believe that washing the girl's feet with the goat's blood purges the girls from any spirit of barrenness. \nAfter this, the girls are made to sit on a sacred stone which, they believe is used to check their virginity. If found pregnant or not to be a virgin, the community detests that girl and is not attractive to any man from the Krobo tribe. \nThe girls are then taken through a week of tutorials on housekeeping, cooking, childbirth and nurturing and how to please their future husbands. They are also taught the traditional Klama dance which they perform on the final day of the Dipo rites. \n\nThe rites come to an end at a grand ceremony with all the members of the community gathered to celebrate the maidens as they transition into womanhood amidst drumming, singing and cheers.$

Lisbon, Portugal - January 15, 2023: A trio of street musicians play percussion at the Rua Augusta street in Lisbon downtown.

4 April 2017, Ibadan Nigeria: Image captured during Nigerian Photography Classroom group at a photowalk in aimed at vising the Olu Ibadan of Ibadan land in Nigeria.

African and Moroccan colorful drums in a store, stacked and in several sizes

Reunion Island djembe with the typical colors and designs. In Saint Paul Market. Some musical pumpkins too.

Manica, Mozambique - September 09, 2019: Elder using a gallon of water as a drum, playing songs to the a crowd

Thai man trying out old drum in Chiang Mai province

Wooden African drums made with animal skin surfaces used to create beautiful melodies during

Handmade bamboo sitting stool/mudda for sale on roadside outdoors. Bunch of Eco friendly Handicraft Hand-Woven Bamboo & Rope Mudda Chair for Indoor and Outdoor.

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