A popular secular Anlo-Ewe dance-drumming that C. K. Ladzekpo dates to about 1950. Its themes reflect younger people's wish for a more liberal lifestyle, voiced in short, repetitive metaphorical phrases. According to Ladzekpo, the young receive it with humour and excitement, while it can provoke anger and resentment among the older generation.
Kinka emerged among Anlo youth around 1950.