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write about a dance from another country
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where is it from?
what do the dancers wear
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write about a dance from another country
1 answer these quesions
where is it from?
what do the dancers wear
what movements do hey make?
what kind of music do they dance to?
2 use your ideas to writea description. Include a drawing or photo.
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National dance of Brazil, generally associated with the carnival in Rio de Janeiro. It has many combinations of rhythmic, easily falls into the ear. It consists of elastic motion of the whole body, especially hips. It is a fast dance, progressive, geographical mobility and extremely exciting. In professional tournaments tańczonych between pairs of cha-cha, rumba and distributing their comparability rhythm.
The prototype was samba songs of African slaves. The name is supposedly derived from the African word semba. Some believe that the word defines dancing Negro, characterized by violent body movements, combined with his feet and chiming rhythm dance solo in the middle of the group. Others believe that the name means a special gesture, the soloist, inviting followers to dance, or refers to the characteristic movement of the hips. The rhythm of Brazilian folk dances based on African synkopie. Rural predecessors were dancing the samba: Lund, Maxixe, Mozambique and coco batuque. Samba was not the place danced in groups, but separately in pairs and has developed from original designs of Brazilian Maxixe, Mozambique and the African Lund. The original dance is a sensual samba. Only after some modification in Brazil has gained name recognition and salon. There are there different types of dance halls, where different varieties of dancing samba society. Popular dance halls in Rio de Janeiro is gaferias dancings (dance clubs) mainly for tourists and foreigners. Escolas de samba collect local, colored people from poor neighborhoods.
Samba includes the dances of Latin America. In contrast, danced out of the rumba and cha cha cha, samba dancing is a progressive, motor-space. In Europe and other parts of the world samba is danced in a uniform manner. Only in Brazil, her native country, samba is played in more different ways, at different tempos.
For musical works performed in slow tempo (about 30 strokes per minute) dance called the samba Baião. Samba danced at a moderate pace (about 42 beats per minute) is called a horo samba. Quick samba, played at a rate of about 54 strokes per minute, is called samba de morro. In tournaments, dancing down the pace of works is now within the limits from 1954 to 1956 strokes per minute.
Samba village, lively with sharper, more complex rhythm, with the remains strong African influence. It is sung to the accompaniment of percussion instruments only - a rich collection of drums chocolho (Brazilian maracas) recoreco (type notched graters)
Samba City Corioca promoted in Rio de Janeiro. Step and the rhythm of the samba corioca is simpler, easily conformed to the characteristics of other dances, so many varieties: samba, tango, samba, rumba. Coroica also means a resident of Rio.
In Europe, samba first appeared in 1914 and gained a short-lived popularity. In the 40 Twentieth century, has gained worldwide popularity as a dance. Brazilian dance renaissance occurred only after World War II. Later, samba functioned more as a variety of instrumental music and entertainment. Constituted a source of inspiration for artists from the circle of jazz (S. Getz) and rock (C. Santana). Samba Samba sociable contains elements of urban and rural, which, together with creative variations of stylized dance, let's capture the saucy, effusive and carnival mood. Special hip movement causes great authenticity and rhythm dance.
Samba as a dance has several characteristics:
1st spring, "resorujący" body movement (bouncing movement), representing the basic figures. This movement is achieved by bending and straightening the knees;
2nd swinging motion of the body used in some figures, more advanced (Pendulum steps);
3rd movement of the hips, which extends to the front and back (action hips, pelvis action) in the figures of the type \ "walk \".
Samba is jumpin, it is a fast dance. Stronger focus falls on two music hitting the bar. Of all the Latin dances samba rhythms have the greatest wealth, which in a great way to be construed by couples dancing with body movement. Lively, full of temperament, imagination, and charm is danced around the circumference of the room, in an anti-clockwise