Cameroonian Artist Dr Okwen is said to be invigorating Moghamo culture globally.
Dr. Okwen, a Cameroonian artist, is revitalizing Moghamo culture around the world.
Our rich cultural tapestry and the existence of the human race are maintained via the preservation of history and teaching the next generation about their ancestors.
However Dr. Okwen, who has a strong sense of ethnic pride, wants to combine his folk-inspired music with traditional percussions to highlight the beauty of the. Moghamo language and culture.
Dr. Okwen, a Cameroonian artist living in Texas, is particularly passionate about using his engaging compositions to highlight the. Moghamo culture of his own country.
“I want the world to hear the beauty of African language and culture.In the case of my songs, it is a contribution to mankind in Moghamo.” According to Dr. Okwen.
As evidence of Moghamo’s expanding popularity and sociocultural impact, his debut track, “Nwa Kwa,” has received over two million. Views on YouTube.
“I wrote ‘Nwa Kwa’ to celebrate the incredible strength and determination of those who overcome autism,” Okwen explained. “My intention with this song is to encourage listeners to never lose hope and to pursue their goals, no matter how difficult they may appear.”
Dr. Okwen’s music is a bridge that connects the past with the present and makes sure that the traditional African rhythms of Moghamo culture are still relevant in today’s global music scene. He has achieved this by fusing innovatively traditional African rhythms with modern musical elements. His unique sound experience appeals to both local and international audiences.
Dr. Okwen’s inventive blending of modern musical components with traditional African rhythms has produced a distinctive sound experience that appeals to both local and international listeners.
By bridging the gap between the past and the present, his music makes sure that the traditional rhythms of Moghamo culture are still relevant in the current international music landscape.
Dr. Okwen has successfully drawn a varied audience and fostered a better awareness for the complexities and beauty of African music by blending these traditional aspects with contemporary instrumentation and production techniques.
Source: africanworldentertainment.com