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Discover The Top 10 New African Dance Styles For 2024 And 2025 | Trending by Africafolktales: 11:12am On Dec 06, 2024 |
Are you ready to groove? The dance scene in Africa is buzzing with fresh styles that are taking over the streets and social media. From the vibrant beats of Amapiano to the energetic moves of Gwara Gwara, these dances are not just trends; they are a celebration of our rich culture and creativity. - Amapiano: This South African genre has exploded globally, bringing with it unique dance moves that are fun and infectious. It's all about quick steps and body popping. - Gwara Gwara: Made famous by DJ Bongz, this dance involves rolling and swinging your arms while moving your legs in rhythm. It’s a crowd favorite! - Shaku Shaku: Originating from Lagos, this dance became a sensation with its playful movements and catchy tunes. It's all about crossing your arms and grooving to the beat. - Zanku (Legwork): This dance style took off in 2018 with its fast-paced leg movements and body rhythms, captivating audiences worldwide. - Etighi: Known for its hip and leg movements, this Nigerian dance is a staple at parties and celebrations. - Azonto: Though it started in Ghana, Azonto has become popular across Africa, featuring expressive movements that tell a story. - Ndombolo: A classic from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ndombolo is all about hip and waist movements that get everyone on their feet. - Borrowdale: This high-energy dance from Zimbabwe mimics the galloping of horses, making it a fun spectacle to watch. - Séga: Found in Mauritius, Séga is characterized by hip movements and vibrant skirts that add flair to any gathering. - Tshwala Bam: The latest viral sensation combines intricate footwork with upper-body movements, making it a must-learn for dance enthusiasts. If you love stories as much as you love dancing, check out my YouTube channel where I share captivating folktales alongside these trending dance styles. I truly enjoyed creating these stories, and I believe you will too! Watch the video below to dive into the world of African dance and storytelling. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNagy0Tlu4I?si=8pHgEdJadyeWQBbL |
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