পশ্চিম আফ্রিকার একটি গল্পবলিয়ে; একটি পরিবার বা গ্রামের মৌখিক ঐতিহ্য perpetuates

griots's Usage Examples:

In African languages, griots are referred to by a number.

non-griots the opportunity to capture persons which was once the job of the griots.

While there was much competition between the two, modern day griots used.

Traditionally, the method of toasting originated from the griots of Caribbean calypso and mento traditions.

The painting's composition is dominated by two griots, which are featured in several Basquiat artworks from 1984, including Gold.

generations by the tribe's griots through music and poetry.

In traditional Moorish society, each tribe maintained its griots on a gabdh, a kind of lifelong.

region of the Niger River loop, by "court craftsmen" in the Tuaregs and by griots in the Songhai.

Noire for two of his works, Poèmes pour l'Angola (1982) and La Poésie des griots (1982).

to a specific hereditary caste within cultural hierarchies, are known as griots (guewel in Wolof or Jali in Mandinka.

Mali has transformed from the history based griots to a more contemporary musical and negotiator based griots.

associated with the sabar, and tipping the singers as if they were traditional griots.

would go on to serve as the ancestor of the Kouyate dynasty of Malinke griots.

Their music and literary traditions are preserved by a caste of griots, known locally as jelis, as well as guilds and brotherhoods like the donso.

griots's Meaning':

a storyteller in West Africa; perpetuates the oral traditions of a family or village

Synonyms:

storyteller; narrator; teller;

Antonyms:

square shooter;