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Burkina Faso deaf dancers use special technique to follow rhythm
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· October 2, 2026
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Deaf and hearing impaired people in Burkina Faso are using a special technique to dance. The Vibra-Signe technique helps them feel the rhythm and has opened up new social possibilities for the often marginalised group.
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Key points The Vibra-Signe technique helps them feel the rhythm and has opened up new social possibilities for the often marginalised group. Deaf and hearing impaired people in Burkina Faso are using a special technique to dance. More Local Today’s briefing Local events
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What is this story about? Deaf and hearing impaired people in Burkina Faso are using a special technique to dance. The Vibra-Signe technique helps them feel the rhythm and has opened up new social possibilities for the often marginalised group.
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