MEET THE JAMBO BROTHERS

The Jambo Brothers are a dynamic group of five Kenyan acrobats living in Toronto, captivating audiences with their breathtaking performances of acrobatic human pyramids. Each member brings a unique skill set, blending strength, agility, and artistry to create stunning displays of balance and coordination. 

Acrobatic human pyramids have deep roots in Africa, particularly in East African countries like Kenya and Tanzania. Originating from ancient celebrations, these performances showcased strength, balance, and teamwork. Traditional acrobatic troupes emerged in the 20th century, with groups like Jambo Brothers gaining international fame for their extraordinary skills.

As they toured globally, African acrobats brought their unique style to diverse audiences, blending traditional music, dance, and acrobatics. Today, human pyramids remain a symbol of African heritage, celebrated in contemporary circus performances and cultural festivals, while inspiring new generations of performers. This art form continues to honor its roots in community and cultural storytelling, captivating audiences worldwide.