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Hi, everybody! My name is Dimon, I desire to provide you this West African djembe drum by Meinl, design HDJ1-M. The body of this instrument is made of redwood, the elevation of the drum is 20"", the diameter of the head is 10"". The head is constructed from all-natural goat skin. Now allow'' s play this djembe.
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You are from Burkina, and you find a djembe in a nation like Finland, as well as you find timber from which you can build djembes. If we can find wood appropriate for making djembe from other components of the world, we can reduce the problem on African woodlands. Below I don'' t have to cut timber to make the djembe, but I utilize timber that would otherwise have actually to be melted. You are from Burkina, as well as you discover a djembe in a nation like Finland, and you discover timber from which you can develop djembes. I use these 3 types of timber to make djembe drums. In Africa, the djembe is made of timber. If we can discover wood ideal for making djembe from other components of the world, we can reduce the burden on African woodlands. Below I put on'' t have to cut timber to make the djembe, but I utilize timber that would certainly or else have to be melted.
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African art is the product of the African continent. The art form is characterized by its use of natural resources, its use of color and texture, its use of bold and strong geometric shapes, its use of vibrant patterns, and its use of natural materials.
Africa is a vast continent and it has a variety of different countries. Each country has a unique culture and a different way of life. There are many different styles of African art, each reflecting the different cultures of the various countries.
The earliest known African art dates back to prehistoric times. Artifacts such as pottery, stone carvings, and tools have been found in Africa. These artifacts were made from stone, bone, ivory, and wood. They are usually very large in size and are very colorful. These pieces of art have been found all over the continent.
The oldest known African art was created around 3500 BC. It is called the "Gangsta" style. This art is characterized by the use of geometric shapes, colors, and symbols. It also has a lot of animal imagery.
Around 2500 BC, the "Joliba" style of art emerged. This art is characterized by large, round figures. The colors are bright and vivid. These pieces of art often have animals on them.
In the 1500s, the "Hausa" style emerged. This art is characterized with bright colors and patterns. The patterns are often very abstract. The figures are large and geometric in shape.
In the 1400s, the "Nok" style of art emerged. It is characterized by large, geometric shapes. The colors are bright and bold.
In the 1800s, the "Xylophonia" style of art emerged. The colors are bright and the patterns are bold. This art is characterized by geometric shapes and a lot of animal imagery. It is also characterized by the use of large pieces of wood.
You're watching FreeSchool! Let's learn about elephants. Elephants are the largest living land animals. Although giraffes are taller than elephants, elephants are much, much heavier. The largest elephant ever recorded was an African elephant that weighed 27,000 lbs or 13.5 tons and measured more than 13 and a half feet or 4.1 meters tall. Elephants are mammals. They may not look very furry, but like all mammals, elephants grow at least a little hair, they are warm-blooded, and they feed their babies milk. Elephants are herbivores, eating leaves, fruit, twigs, bark, grass, and roots. They can consume up to 500 lbs or 225 kg of vegetation per day.
Because of this, elephants spend almost all day eating. Aside from their massive size, elephants are easy to identify because of their large, flat ears and their long, flexible trunks. The trunk, which is actually a long nose which can reach lengths of up to 7 feet or two meters - is a specialized organ, unique to elephants. Trunks are strong - elephants can easily lift loads of about 550 lbs or 250 kg with them - but they are also very flexible and can perform delicate actions. An elephant can even pick up a coin from a flat surface using its trunk. Elephants can also suck water up into their trunk, but they do not drink it there. Once they have filled their trunks with water, elephants will spray it into their mouths to drink, or spray it onto their bodies to cool themselves. A thirsty elephant may drink up to 50 gallons or 200 liters of water in one day, which is enough to fill a bathtub.
There are two main types of elephants, Asian elephants and African elephants. The Asian elephant is native to southeast Asia, and is the smaller of the two species. They can be recognized by their smaller ears and by the fact that the females and even some males do not have tusks. Asian elephants live in grasslands, forests, and scrublands. The African elephant is the larger of the two species, and can be recognized by its oversized ears and prominent tusks on both males and females. They can be found distributed through most of Africa, in forests, woodlands, scrub, or desert. Elephants are endangered, and there are a few different reasons why. First, elephants are often hunted for their ivory tusks which can be sold around the world, as well as for their meat and skins.
Although there are now laws in place to stop elephants being killed for their tusks, many elephants every year are still killed by illegal hunters, or poachers. Elephants can also be killed if they come too close to human settlements, damaging fences, crops, or buildings. Finally, elephants are at risk because their habitats are being destroyed. Because they are so large, elephants need vast expanses of land to live and find food in. As humans expand their cities and farmland, elephants have fewer and fewer places to live.
People are working hard to save elephants. Laws that banned the sale of ivory helped to save many elephants, and people are trying hard to learn how to live peacefully with these giant mammals. I hope you enjoyed learning about elephants today. Goodbye till next time!.
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hello hello hello welcome to my channel my name is Kaidza. have you ever wondered why your aunties and uncles wore the clothes they wore in the 80s and 90s well this video is dedicated to that fashion icons who made waves on the continent and influenced all of us on what we wore so this video is the African fashion icons of the eighties and nineties these are the OGs the musicians the artists and the politicians a little bit of gems here and there of my children in the 90s so I really enjoyed compiling this list and filming this video please stay tuned because I had so much fun and I hope you enjoyed it as well for all topics African fashion and business tips subscribe to my channel and hit the notification girl to be in the know whenever I upload a new video every Sunday now let's get started if you don't know these 10 notes you did not grow up in the nineties in Africa like these 10 notes everybody knows which song this is and who sang it because on the top of my list today is this person if you guessed Kanda Bongo man you are correct that was Kanda Bong Man born Bongo Kanda in 1955 he is a Congolese Soucous musician who revolutionized the genre by encouraging the guitar solos that went on forever these were the days when your mama and your daddy would dance on the dance floor for ten minutes to one song! Kanda Bongo Man is our first African style fashion icon for today the second African style fashion Icon Mbilia Bel known as the queen of Congolese and Africa Rumba, Mbila Bel has a beautiful soprano and the second expert from Congo- something about Congo churns put these amazing musicians and Mbilia Bel is one of the most famous Congolese musical exports of the 80s and 90s she is a fashion icon because a lot of women were influenced by her style using the Kitenge or the print cloth in her videos as well as just being a fabulous woman she was Africa's first transcontinental diva and was famous for her sultry soprano the third on our list is President Olusegun Obasanjo of Nigeria served from 1999 to 2007 as the civilian president and previously from 1976 to 1979 as a military president President Obasanjo known for never wearing a suit and was always seen in an Agbada when serving ceremonial or state functions fourth style icon is Yvonne Chaka Chaka born Yvonne machaca in South Africa she's known as the princess of Africa and as a young performer Yvonne was the first black child to appear on South African television in 1981 during apartheid era of South Africa many of you may remember Yvonne Chaka Chaka's songs such as Um'Qombothi which is one of my favorite songs and mama'll and as well as Thank You Mr.
DJ which also one of my favorite songs of hers the fifth African style icon is Kenneth Kaunda he was the first president of Zambia and also was very known for a particular style of suit which was later baptized into the Kaunda suit Kenneth David Buchisya Kaunda was born on the 20th of April in 1924 and his signature Kaunda influenced a lot of your uncle's and your dad's and your maybe not cousins and uncles in your dad's to wear this suit I know please comment below if your uncle we father your grandfather wore a Kaunda suit because I noticed five people in my childhood who rocked a Kaunda suit proudly so president Kenneth Kaunda is number five on my list as the African fashion icon and number six on my list is Miriam Makeba she is one of my favorite vocalists to come out of Africa in the 60s and 70s and I mean it would be wrong not to include her this list even though she came a little bit earlier than the 80s and 90s but Miriam Makeba has this style about her that that screams regal dignity and African pride she was a very vocal activist and she was even exiled from South Africa because of her activism and was later accepted to come back home and last but definitely not least because this this and it's not one particular person it's actually a whole mass of people who influenced your uncle your dad your cousin to wear this and this fashion icon of these fashion icons are the Soukous musicians collectively which includes Franco and the TP OK Jazz, Tabu lay, Kofi Olomide all these people somehow convinced our relatives to wear their pants up here! back in the 90s and 80s this was an appealing fashion trend not so much today however there is a man known as suit man is trying to bring this trend back which I think let it die bro just let this trend die as much as I like to appreciate fashion trends that are born in Africa this one is one I'm okay with saying Kwaheri to because nobody looks good with their pants over here.
Thank you Tuko for letting me borrow this video and only also linked to the original video in the description box below please consider subscribing and hitting the notification bell so that you are always up to date with a new upload every week also give it a thumbs up if you enjoye it and if I forgot any fashion Icon that you think should have been included in this list comment below and let me know maybe I might compile a different list or a second list for other fashion icons.
I'm sure there are many out there if there's one from your country that you think needs to be recognized for their influence and African fashion please let me know and until next time bye bye.
