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Generally performed in pairs this dance form originated in 1960.

Originated in Egypt, this dance form is a folk dance of the middle east.

Considered a rigorous style of dance this dance originated in the 15th century Italian Renaissance courts.

This dance form is famous for including the breaking style.

It is one of the eight major classical dances in India.

The toe of the shoes used in this dance is of metal which produces the sound.

It is of Afro-Brazilian origin and is considered a rhythmical dance.

A group of 9-15 dancers performs this dance which is a significant part of Chinese culture.

It is a classical Japanese dance-drama and women are banned from performing it.

It is a type of traditional dance associated with the harvest festival from the Indian subcontinent.

It is a Spanish dance known for its vivid costumes and is also awarded UNESCO recognition.

This mid-20th century dance originates from the vernacular dances of Africans.

Also known as the Hopak dance, this dance originated as a male dance.

The name of this dance means "to turn" in German.

This dance is sometimes performed mixed with pantomime and is also known as Nichibu.

It is a form of physically active meditation related to spiritual hearing.

This traditional Philippine folk dance is performed using bamboo sticks.

Originally called "sadhir attam" it is a major form of Indian classical dance.

The Maasai tribe performs this world-famous traditional jumping dance.

It is a form of Chinese unique collective singing and dancing art that was founded in China in 1942.