“Ijerem Irue Medley” by Queen Theresa Onuorah and her Original Famous Egedege of Africa is an evergreen Igbo cultural dance song that pulsates with the vibrant rhythms and energetic spirit characteristic of Egedege music. Hailing from Unubi in Anambra State, Queen Theresa Onuorah and her ensemble have carved a niche for themselves as a revered Igbo traditional dance troupe known for their captivating folklore songs.

The medley, with its lively beats and traditional instrumentation, captures the essence of Igbo cultural dance, offering a sonic journey into the heart of Anambra’s rich heritage. The title “Ijerem Irue” suggests a celebratory atmosphere, as the medley incorporates various traditional dance forms and rhythms into a seamless and spirited composition.

“Ijerem Irue Medley” serves as a cultural bridge, connecting audiences with the timeless traditions of the Igbo people. The song, undoubtedly accompanied by intricate dance routines, is an enduring legacy of Queen Theresa Onuorah and her Original Famous Egedege of Africa in preserving and promoting Igbo cultural heritage through the enchanting medium of music and dance.