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The 31 pages that link to Yoruba people, each with the reason it gives.

• Oyo EmpireNarrower topic: Oyo’s rulers and most of its population belonged to Yoruba-speaking communities.

• OrishaNarrower topic: Orisha traditions emerged within Yoruba communities and remain rooted in their histories.

• Yoruba musicNarrower topic: Yoruba musical traditions developed within the group's languages, social life, and religious practices.

• Yoruba mythologyNarrower topic: Yoruba mythology is rooted in the histories, languages, and communities of Yoruba people.

• Jùjú musicNarrower topic: The genre’s language and many musical foundations come from Yoruba communities.

• AbeokutaNarrower topic: Abeokuta belongs to the wider Yoruba cultural and historical region.

• AṣẹNarrower topic: Aṣẹ belongs to the religious and intellectual traditions of Yoruba communities.

• IbadanNarrower topic: Ibadan emerged within Yoruba society and remains a major center of Yoruba language and culture.

• Southwestern NigeriaNarrower topic: They form the region’s majority population and provide a shared cultural foundation.

• AdireNarrower topic: Adire is rooted in Yoruba communities and their textile practices.

• King Sunny AdéNarrower topic: Yoruba language, performance, and cultural traditions inform the music Adé carries forward.

• Osun StateNarrower topic: Yoruba language and culture shape much of Osun State’s public and traditional life.

• IlorinNarrower topic: Yoruba language and customs remain central to Ilorin’s social life.

• Ayinde BarristerNarrower topic: Yoruba language and cultural life provide the setting for Barrister’s music and audience.

• OshunNarrower topic: Oshun’s traditions are rooted in Yoruba communities and their history.