Kwan Pa is a thriving and very dynamic indigenous band in Ghana that performs and promotes indigenous music of Africa in various forms. The group believes in the assertion that Africa has a very rich music culture which is worth flaunting to the world.
Where to see Kwan Pa Live
Kwan Pa has a regular residency at Zen Gardens in Accra where their weekly live performances really draws the crowds. However, many people are leave wanting more hence why Kwan Pa have released a number of of ways for their audiences to experience their music.
Introduction to Christmas Jama by Kwan Pa
Christmas in Ghana, apart from being observed as part of an annual religious celebration, is also highly regarded as one of the periods that heighten social interaction. Amidst the family reunions, the religious activities among others, music is an integral part embedded in this whole celebration. It’s on this premise that Kwan Pa has released this refreshing Christmas medley titled ‘Christmas Jama‘ in the beautiful Ghanaian ‘Jama’ style (a fast-paced rhythmic music in the time signature 4 4).
Why Jama?
Simple! Kwan Pa realised that there are no Jama songs for Christmas throughout our celebrations, meanwhile it’s a music style Ghanaians love, especially the youth. For this reason, Kwan Pa once again has decided to pump some indigenous freshness into our Christmas celebrations. The 8-minute long Christmas Jama medley has songs like ‘Christmas is here’, ‘Papa Bronya’, ‘Yɛnkɔ di Bronya’, ‘Bronya aduane’ among other popular Ghanaian Jama melodies.
Where to get or hear Christmas Jama by Kwan Pa
Christmas Jama is available on the digital platforms for your enjoyment.
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Author: The editor
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