It is one of the most popular music genres in Equatorial Guinea. It is believed to have originated from the Fang and Beti people of South Cameroon and North Gabon. It is a mixture of traditional African music and modern rhythms. This music is characterized by the use of drums, rattles, and xylophones. The Fang Beti dance is usually performed by men and women in traditional costumes. The dance is typically fast-paced and involves a lot of movement and energy
Bikutsi
It is a popular dance music genre in Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea. Bikutsi is a fast-paced, percussive dance music that originated among the Beti people of Cameroon. The music is characterized by the use of drums, rattles, and a stringed instrument called the mvet. The Bikutsi dance is usually performed by women in traditional costumes.
Makossa
It is a popular dance music genre that originated in Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea. It is a fusion of traditional African music and Western popular music. Makossa is characterized by its fast-paced tempo and the use of electric guitars, synthesizers, and drums. It is a popular dance music style in Equatorial Guinea and is often played at parties and celebrations.
Zangalé
It is a popular dance style in Equatorial Guinea. Zangalé is a lively and energetic dance that involves energetic jumping, clapping and stamping of feet. It is typically performed to the rhythm of fast-paced percussion and often accompanied by chants and songs. Zangalé is often performed at social gatherings and community celebrations, including weddings and festivals.