Ashenda being inappropriately celebrated by non-Tigrayans in Tigray
Posted: 12 Aug 2020, 17:46
This is a decent Ashenda traditional song in Tigray.
It is a feast for unmarried women or girls. It is taken from the Christian festivities marking St. Mary's birth day. It is preceded by fasting called "'Flseta Tsom"
The following is also traditional Ashenda song in enderta and Raya, which is modified but should be sung by ashenda teen age girls
Below is the undisciplined and improper Ashenda traditional festivities. There are muslim women, which is OK but they should also respect the Ashenda tradition, which is christian and it is unwise to have a muslim attire and join the Ashenda festivities. I see also old women in the group throwing insults to a family where not at their homes. The insults if at all should be soft.
It is a feast for unmarried women or girls. It is taken from the Christian festivities marking St. Mary's birth day. It is preceded by fasting called "'Flseta Tsom"
The following is also traditional Ashenda song in enderta and Raya, which is modified but should be sung by ashenda teen age girls
Below is the undisciplined and improper Ashenda traditional festivities. There are muslim women, which is OK but they should also respect the Ashenda tradition, which is christian and it is unwise to have a muslim attire and join the Ashenda festivities. I see also old women in the group throwing insults to a family where not at their homes. The insults if at all should be soft.