Talk:Azonto

"Azonto is identified with Ghanaian indigeneity by those abroad and with cosmopolitanism by those at home"
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
"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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