Month: October 2020

There are two aspects in social dance: “active and passive”. To be an active social dancer is to try and do something that you enjoy, get the reaction you seek

It is a form of African dance with a rich, complex history. It combines movements that are practiced from childhood to later life, particularly those performed by the Yoruba culture,

Rumba dance is usually sung while dancing. For example: Rumba/tumba/tumba is Spanish for dance, and the dance is sometimes called a “dance that the birds dance”. It is popularly called

This is the question that has divided dance practitioners for centuries. Today the definition has deviated from the traditional definition: Classification of social dance based on the criteria for the

The first is about dancing to someone else’s song. The second, more refined “classical” form, is about dancing to yourself. Classical dancing is about the process of memorizing all the

The dance will vary depending on what type of club you visit. On one night, you can dance to all the popular dance styles: jive, ragga, salsa, and others or

I have a dance partner I’m dancing with – who else but a stranger?” – said my wife. “Is everyone here a stranger?” I told her yes, it was a

This is a guest post by Michael Mello. Michael wrote the initial draft of this post. While many will say it’s no big deal, you really ought to change your

How do those 3 purposes relate to each other? We will see these 3 purposes being addressed by examining dance from the point of view of our own lives. First