Getachew Assefa revealed secret

The YebTeb Chewata Event Game Game Special Buhe Eve Program with NesaNet Workneh. Buhe is a banquet day seen by Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church on August 19 (Nähase 13 in the Ethiopian calendar). At that date, the Ethiopian Orthodox Church welcomes the transfiguration of Jesus on Mount Tabor, local tie people a bunch of remnants together to make a chibo and put it in flames while singing tunes.

The main melody is designated "Hoya Hoye" with a singing artist while the others are continuing in a framed way. It includes small fellows singing melodies from acclamation outside the houses of individuals, in exchange for new bread called Mulmul. Young men then, at that time, promote the group of the house for the next year.

BuHE is also a practice where young people are recalled to estimate more experienced ages. The melodies are composed and acted in the development of adults and the elderly. Anyway, along the long distance, Buhe's practice fought to stay alive, especially in metropolitan areas such as Addis Ababa - a city passing through its own change as a capital of L One of Africa's fastest growing economies.

The holy places are trying to resurrect the festival at its old brilliance. Young men can now get money gifts instead of new breads - a typical problem in which individuals have less an ideal opportunity to plan such celebrations. "The new age has the obligation to learn and proceed to the practices of his fathers, because we get older. He has the obligation to maintain public practices as opposed to the continuation of unknown customs," said Kassaye Guema, a Occupant Addis Ababa.