Egungun Alate Ogbomoso in Brooklyn Museum New York City

Egúngún Alátẹ of Ilé Àgọ́ in Ògbómọ̀ṣọ́, Nigeria is an Egúngún that looks like a Brooklyn Museum's Egungun Costume in New York City of the United States. ‪@BrooklynMuseum‬ is the New York City's second largest art museum. It contains an art collection with about 1.5 million objects. There are more than four Egúngún (some of them are in the class of Egúngún Òrèbé and Egúngún Alátẹ) that performs every year from Àgọ́'s Compound's annual Egúngún Festival in Ògbómọ̀ṣọ́. The immediate past Alágbáà (Chief Egúngún Moderator) of Ògbómọ̀ṣọ́, Àjàmú Ọyátọ́lá, was from Ilé-Àgọ́. Now, his son, John Ajamu-Oyatola is in charge of the Egúngún practice. Timestamps: 0:00 - Egúngún Alátẹ in Ògbómọ̀ṣọ́ 1:11 - Egúngún & Akika Drum 2:40 - Dance of Egúngún Alátẹ 4:14 - End & Credits _________ Dundun (formerly AIF YORUBA CULTURAL CENTRE) is a non-profit organisation focused with cultural preservation, education and innovation. Through research, storytelling and digital tools, we make oral traditions and cultural knowledge accessible, usable and impactful in today's world. Our mission is to tune lives with tongue and culture. Support Us with Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/dunduncentre Follow our socials to stay connected with our works. TikTok:   / dunduncentre   Facebook:   / dunduncentre   Instagram:   / dunduncentre   X: https://www.x.com/dunduncentre For more info, visit our website. #egungun #ogbomoso #yoruba