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Oral Literature (known as Ewi Atenu-denu) is one of the oldest, iconic and classic genre of Yoruba literatures. There are many forms of these oral Yoruba literature, each with its distinctive feature. Also, some are perculiar to a certain Yoruba region than other. On this page, browse through different Oral Literature in Yoruba culture...
Learn about Ṣàngó-Pípè, a powerful Yoruba oral chant performed by Ṣàngó devotees. Explore its role in festivals, Edun...
Learn about Rárà, a unique Yoruba oral tradition from Ọ̀yọ́. Discover what makes it unique, how it is sang, how and it...
All about Ọya-Pípè, a powerful Yoruba oral chant performed by devotees of Ọya. Learn its role in Ṣàngó festivals, its...
The composition and rendition of Òkú-Pípè, a solemn Yoruba oral tradition performed for the deceased. Learn its 7-day...
Learn about Ìyẹ̀rẹ̀ Ifá, a popular Yoruba oral chant performed by Babaláwo (Ifa Priests). This article detailed its role...
Learn the composition and function of Ìrèmọ̀jé, a Yoruba oral dirge performed for deceased hunters and Ogun devotees. Learn...