What do the instruments used in Equatorial Guinea represent? sounds of the forest, variety of ethnic people, history of the people, or dances used in ceremonies
The instruments used in Equatorial Guinea represent a variety of ethnic people and the dances used in ceremonies. These instruments reflect the rich cultural heritage and traditional music of the different ethnic groups in the country. They are used in various ceremonies, celebrations, and social events to express the cultural identity and history of the people of Equatorial Guinea. While some instruments may produce sounds reminiscent of the forest, such as drums imitating the sounds of wildlife, the overall repertoire represents the diverse ethnic groups and their dances rather than specifically referring to the sounds of the forest.
