Wow! Ewe Culture to the World!!, @miriamxorlasi Miss World Ghana, proudly represents Ghana on the global stage, showcasing the vibrant Ewe culture at @missworld. Her performance of the Misego dance by the Ewe people is a testament to the beauty and depth of her heritage.In describing her performance:“Miss Ghana’s national costume honors the story of the Ewe people’s migration. Originating from Notsie, the inhabitants of the Volta region ingeniously escaped the oppressive rule of King Agorkorli.

The Ewe people inhabit southeastern Ghana and the southern regions of neighboring Togo and Benin. To the west, they are separated from the Ga-Adangbe, Ga, and Akan communities by the Volta River. The Ewe are further divided into several subgroups, including the Anlo, Be, and Gen along the coast, as well as the Peki, Ho, Kpando, Tori, and Ave in the interior. According to oral tradition, the Ewe migrated into Ghana before the mid-fifteenth century. While often regarded as a single language group,

Long before you formed me, you knew me. Enjoy your weekend people. #ewes #EweMusic #EweSongs #Eweland | Ewe Chorale Music with Sam

Amenyewo ( My People ). Ewe Folk Song #vroom #midzoLa | Seyram Music