Ndendeule Traditional Dance.
Ndendeule
It is an initiation dance from Eastern Province of Zambia. It is performed by the Nsenga/Chewa speaking people. When a girl has reached puberty age she has become of age. She tells her grandmother what she has seen, the first menstrual blood, then the grandmother arranges for a traditional attendant called Phungu who puts her in a hut for a period of six months. If there are two or three girls who have become of age at the same time in a village, they are put together in one hut at the same time. This Phungu teaches them how to take care of their loin cloth during menstrual period. She teaches them how to do waist wriggling during sex with their husband when married.
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Tusole Theatre Group
Zilile Traditional Dancers.
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