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Salsa
This Latin dance is among the most popular in Latin America, North America, Europe, and Australia. It is a sensual form, energetic movement, and innovative choreography that Mambo, Changuyi, and Rumba influenced and made popular worldwide.
Flamenco
This famous Spanish dance originated from the region of Andalusia, and it gained its name only in 18th century. Its magical, passionate, and energetic fusion of singing (cante), guitar playing (toque), dance, and handclaps (palmas) made it famous throughout the entire world. It became one of the accepted heritages of the whole of humanity
Lambada
This famous dance originated in Para, Brazil became internationally popular in the 1980s. It successfully fused aspects of Forro, salsa, merengue, maxixe, and the carimbó into an unforgettable dance style.
Country/ Western Dances
The country dance style is a social dance activity closely associated with American country and its Western traditions. It is made not from a single dance but encompasses many forms and dance styles that can be performed in country-western music.
Folk Dance
Folk dances represent musical and cultural heritage, reflections of daily life, or ethnic history of people who live in a particular region or country. Popular worldwide in hundreds of unique variations and styles, folk dances (also known as traditional or ethnic dances) are usually performed at dance gatherings with the accompaniment of traditional music of the region
Belly dance
Belly dance is one of the most famous oriental folk dances in the world. It is an expressive form of dance that originated in Egypt. It emphasizes the complex movement of the torso and entire body utilizing sudden percussive movements, unstopping fluid body motions, and the presence of small and fast shimmies, shivers, and vibrations of the hips or the ribcage
Disco dance
he popular disco music genre of the 1970s would not found such popularity if it was not so easy to dance with. Fans of this music often wore extravagant and sexy clothing while dancing free form or structured versions of various disco dances, such as Bump, (several variations of) Hustle, Robot, Boogaloo, Watergate, and others.
Street Jazz
Created with the influences of African American slaves, Jazz dance gained popularity in the early 20th century as any form of dance that was performed alongside then new Jazz music. Highly improvisational and freeform, Jazz dance quickly morphed into a performance dance that emulated elements of ballet. Today, Jazz dance is enjoyed in many forms which are collectively called “modern jazz dance”
Breakdance
One of the most athletic dances in the world, Breakdance, have originally found its popularity in the 1970s as the street dance in the New York’s Bronx. Since then it has spread all around the world where it was viewed as one of the most unique dance styles ever made. Usually danced solo, this dance requires talented dancers to perform the series of either choreographed or freeform dance and athletic movements alongside usually breakbeat, hip-hop or funk music.
Swing
This dance is today a synonym for the jazz and swing music of the 1920s-1930s. Because of the many styles of Jazz music, Swing also comes in many flavors – Lindy Hop, Jitterbug, Boogie Woogie, West Coast Swing, and Rock and Roll.
Tap Dance
This extremely popular form of dance was first introduced in the United States during the 1920s Prohibition era. Created by enslaved Africans, tap dancing came into the mainstream with the performances of the Nicholas brothers. Tap dancing conquered Hollywood and the entire world a few short years later.
Moonwalk
Pop icon Michael Jackson first performed this extremely famous dance move that emulates the illusion of walking backward in March of 1983, and ever since then, it gained planetary fame. No single dance move ever created received this amount of popularity and recognition.
