Origins of the Amhara People & the Influence of the Amharic Language on Ethiopian History

Understanding Amhara Identity and Culture

Discover Gojjam and Amhara Traditions

Amhara Azmari Culture: Traditional Music and Storytelling

Exploring Amhara Culture Through Music and Dance

Exploring Amhara Culture: Women and Traditions

The Amhara ethnic group is one of the largest and most prominent ethnic group in Ethiopia, predominantly inhabiting the capital city Addis Ababa and the Amhara region in the northern part of the country. They are one of the larger Semitic branch. The Amhara people have a rich cultural heritage, with their own language, Amharic, which is one of the country's official languages. They also have unique traditions, customs, and beliefs that have been shaped by their long history. Historically, the Am

Eskista is a traditional Amhara dance from Ethiopia. It is a dance known for its intricate and rhythmic movements of the shoulders, neck and upper body. Although all Amharas dance eskista there are regional variations in its style in each and within the four regions of Amhara. The style in this video is one of the Wollo/Bete Amhara style of eskista. Eskista is often danced during various social and cultural events, such as weddings, holidays, and festivals. It not only serves as a form of entert

Tirura: Traditional Amhara Jewelry of Ethiopia