36 reactions | 7 year old Kimora Sankar of Kilimanjaro displays the Moko Jumbie dance under the watchful gaze of her tutor, Jeffrey Alleyne, one of the Directors of Kilimanjaro. The presentation was part of the NCC's Traditional Carnival Characters Workshop 2018. | National Carnival Commission of Trinidad and Tobago- NCC | Facebook

BRIEF HISTORY OF THE STILT WALKER . “THE MOKO JUMBIE” 📖 �The meaning of Moko Jumbie. “Moko” is associated with a spiritual protector and healer and “Jumbie” refers to spirits or ghosts. ✨ The Moko Jumbies are seen as village guardians. Their appearance can be, a variety of characters, colourful displays and materials, satins, sequins and much more.��The Moko Jumbie tradition is a celebration, a way of life and a cultural expression, particularly in Caribbean carnivals, where we celebrate the em

Moko Jumbie training in Trinidad 🇹🇹 This tradition traces back to West Africa, where “Moko” was seen as a protective spirit walking tall above evil. Brought to the Caribbean through the transatlantic journey, it lives on through rhythm, balance, and pride. These aren’t just stilt walkers — they carry history with every step. 🎥 @100mega_pixel Featuring: @juniorbisnath @pixel.jumbie @ojahbisnath smokkyjoe @jahmarley_bisnath_ @caleb.entertainment @tyre_s3 @sp..arkzz @o2..4o | NWE