Singing, dancing and sacred rituals are significant in the life of the Vekuhane community. Seperu dance is a celebratory dance performed by the Vekuhane (Basubiya) to mark ceremonial occasions such as the coronation ceremony of a chief, birthdays, weddings, the harvest and the arrival of special guests.

Woman dancers wear a special bright multi-layered dress (mushishi) whose dance moves exposes the layers beneath as the woman swings her torso.

The male dancer who leads the dancers usually carries a flywhisk and the whistle. Forming a circle, the vocalists sing and clap hands while dancers perform.