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The Somba women (also known as Betammaribe), who live in northern Benin and Togo, perform traditional dances deeply connected to their spiritual and community life.These dances are performed during agricultural rituals, initiations, and funeral ceremonies, and often symbolize strength, fertility, and a connection to their ancestors. #inspirationofafrica | Quim Fàbregas

The Batammariba people, known as the Somba in Benin, inhabit a region that stretches from the Atakora mountain range to the Togo border. Renowned for their architectural prowess, the Somba are master builders, crafting unique fortified homes known as Tata or Tata Somba. These homes are architectural marvels, constructed with locally sourced materials like mud, branches, and straw. Each Tata is not just a dwelling but a symbol of the Somba’s cultural heritage and resilience, blending form and fun

The Tata Somba of Benin are fortress-like houses built of mud and straw by the Somba people. They are circular or square in shape with towers and terraces, where the family lives and stores their crops. Their design combines defensive, spiritual, and practical functions, reflecting the Somba's deep connection to nature and their ancestors. #inspirationofafrica | Quim Fàbregas

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