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Kapsengo people performing the muthirioth dance kapsengo_muthirioth

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This video shows Kapsengo people performing the muthirioth damnce where the older men display the sinendet dancing gracefully around the menjethi. They will then go back and hand over the sinendet to the pre-initiates who will also appear and dance around the menjethi although very briefly.

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