may use rattles, horns, or other percussion instruments. The cultural implements utilized in the Moribayassa performance are more than just musical instruments; they also hold spiritual and cultural value. For instance, it is thought that the drums have the ability to unite the dancers with their ancestors and the spirits of the natural world. The ancestors are said to be present during the dance and to guide and protect the dancers, and the bell is thought to represent their voice. Conclusion Moribayassa is a powerful and energetic West African dance that reflects the spiritual and cultural traditions of the Malinke people. It has evolved over time to reflect current concerns and experiences while remaining true to its origins. Moribayassa is still performed today all over the world as a way to celebrate life, honor the ancestors, and connect with the natural world. Reference African dances Folk dances Dance in Africa