7.4K views · 403 reactions | Babatunde Olatunji, the Yoruba percussion legend who took African rhythms to the world with his 1959 album Drums of Passion. Born in Ajido in 1927, he studied at Morehouse, caught Columbia Records’ attention, and made history as a 1991 Grammy Award winner for Planet Drum. A true master of the drum and an ambassador of African music. Keep resting, Pa Olatunji, the rhythm never stopped. 論 Credit: Nostalgicosounds_ng/Facebook | Think Yoruba First | Facebook

The Ife Terracotta Sculptures are timeless proof of the Yoruba people's unmatched artistic mastery. But does this mean the Yoruba are naturally gifted with artistic skills? History says yes. From bronze casting to beadwork, sculpture, and architecture, their creativity has remained consistent for centuries. It’s not luck. It’s a mix of heritage, spirituality, and disciplined training passed down through generations. What do you think — is artistic genius in Yoruba blood or in their culture? Cred

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