11 reactions · 15 shares | #culturetrip to the Dogon tribe. The Dogon are an ethnic group indigenous to the central plateau region of Mali, in West Africa, south of the Niger bend, near the city of Bandiagara, and in Burkina Faso. #powerofafrica #POAfacts #culture #africa | Power Of Africa | Facebook

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100% Dogon Culture – Energy, Rhythm & Pride in the Heart of Bandiagara 🇲🇱✨ In the dramatic cliffs and plateaus of Bandiagara, Mali, the Dogon people keep centuries-old traditions alive through dance, music, and ritual. 💃 The Dances – Not just for entertainment, Dogon dances are spiritual expressions used in ceremonies such as the Dama, marking transitions in life and honoring ancestors. 🥁 The Drums – Each beat carries meaning, calling the community together and connecting the living with the

Tribes Tribal day. THE DOGON MASK DANCE The Dogon are an ancient tribe from Mali known for their elaborate ceremonial masks used for celebratory dances performed by the men of the tribe. Dogon masks are known throughout the world by anthropologists and art curators. They are among the most highly respected tribal art in the world, having influenced Western 20th-century artists such as Picasso, Braque and the Cubist movement. The masks serve to connect the Dogon people to the world of heaven wher