Talk:Azonto
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"Azonto is identified with Ghanaian indigeneity by those abroad and with cosmopolitanism by those at home"
[edit]The dance may be identified with Ghanaian idigeneity. But cosmopolitanism by those at home? Which research informed this statement?
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Etymology section is self-contradictory
[edit]"The term "Azonto" was originally a rude reference to wayward girls, it stems from the word "Abontoa", which means an ugly girl, but it has since lost its sting. The dance "azonto" is a communicative dance believed to originate from "Apam" which literally means to work." So: which of these is true? and what language are these words in? Equinox ◑ 16:20, 9 November 2017 (UTC)
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