A traditional Ghanaian song for treble voices in three parts (SSS), with optional percussion parts.

Ghana Alleluia is from the slow section of a larger recreational piece of the Ewe of Ghana called Bobobo. A rich texture of singing, dancing, and drumming, Bobobo means "get down" or "bend down," and refers to the style of dancing. This piece is a mixture of traditional and Christian musical ideas and text.