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The Gerewol festival of the Wodaabe people of Niger is a rare celebration where men become the focus of beauty, performance, and courtship. During the festival, Wodaabe men line up and dance for hours, exaggerating their facial expressions — rolling their eyes, baring bright white teeth, and tilting their heads — to highlight features considered most attractive. Their faces are carefully painted using natural pigments: yellow ochre to brighten the skin, black around the eyes to make them appear

The courtship dance of the Wodaabe, Niger🇳🇪 Birds do it. Bees do it. We’re talking, of course, about a courtship dance. In the Wodaabe tribe of Niger, the human mating ritual takes a page from nature’s book. The Guérewol is an annual ritual and competition that sees young men dress up in elaborate ornamentation and traditional face paint and gather in lines to dance and sing. The goal? To get the attention of one of the judges – a marriageable young woman. In this particular tribe, the male be