Leticia Adime Kumesi is a young Ghanaian performer who is using her talent and creativity to bring music to members of the deaf community in Ghana. Through the use of sign language and rhythmic expression, she has found a way to make music accessible to people who are deaf or hard of hearing, ensuring that they too can experience the joy of musical performance.
Leticia’s approach involves translating songs into expressive sign language performances that capture the emotion and meaning of the music. By focusing on visual and kinetic elements, she helps her audience feel and understand songs through the movements of her hands, facial expressions and body language.
Her work has attracted attention on social media and within community circles because it highlights the importance of inclusivity and accessibility in the arts. Many people in the deaf community have responded positively to her performances, expressing appreciation for the way she bridges the gap between sound and silent experience.
Leticia learned sign language in order to communicate more effectively with deaf individuals and saw an opportunity to blend her language skills with her passion for music. Her videos and performances often show her interpreting popular songs in ways that are engaging and meaningful to those who rely on visual language.
In addition to performing, Leticia has used her platform to raise awareness about the talents and contributions of deaf individuals. She has encouraged others to consider how art and communication can be more inclusive. Her efforts are helping to change perceptions about disability and creativity in Ghana.
Many viewers have celebrated her work as a positive example of how young people can use their skills to promote social inclusion and cultural participation. Leticia’s dedication demonstrates that music can be shared in many forms, and that creativity knows no boundaries.
