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Originating from the Ga ethnic group, Kpanlogo is often referred to as the dance of the youth, combining traditional movements with influences from Western music styles.

A traditional circle dance performed by the Jola people, involving intricate footwork and energetic body movements.

A traditional dance from Rwanda and Burundi typically performed at ceremonies and social gatherings, featuring drumming and synchronized group dancing.

This is a popular dance and music style that emerged in the Ivory Coast, characterized by its quick steps and fluid movements, and was developed by Ivorian immigrants in Paris.

A contemporary Nigerian street dance that became popular in 2017, known for its freestyle movements and the signature cross-legged dance step.

A traditional Ghanaian dance characterized by vigorous movements and high energy, often performed during festivals and communal gatherings.

A traditional Angolan dance that emerged during the colonial era, Rebita is often performed in a circle with couples, showcasing a blend of European and African influences.

A ceremonial dance of the Wodaabe people of Niger, where men display their physical attributes through elaborate ornamentation and rhythmic dancing.

A traditional Xhosa dance characterized by shaking movements that signify the movement of a reed, historically performed by men to show agility.

A dance that originated with the mine workers, who used their rubber boots to create rhythms as a form of communication and entertainment during apartheid.

An Ethiopian dance form known for its unique shoulder movements which give the illusion of boneless arms, performed to folk music and often at cultural events.

These two dances are often performed together, with Yankadi being slow and gentle, followed by the faster and more spirited Makru, often associated with courtship rituals.

This dance is recognized by UNESCO for its cultural importance, featuring playful, fluid movements that represent a bird in courtship, and is an integral part of community celebrations in Zimbabwe.

A traditional dance of the Ndebele people of Zimbabwe and South Africa, characterized by high kicks and synchronized group movements.

A traditional dance performed by the Maasai warriors involving high jumping to display strength and stamina, often done during the Eunoto ceremony.

Agbekor is traditionally a war dance that is now performed on cultural occasions and funerals; characterized by its intricate footwork and vigorous movements.

An energetic dance style from Angola that combines traditional Angolan music with house and techno, characterized by its hard-hitting, fast-paced beat.

An upbeat and fast-paced dance from Cape Verde, traditionally performed with accordion and ferrinho, marked by its rhythmic and close movements.

Originating from the Dabou area of the Ivory Coast, Mapouka is known for its sensual movements and is considered a precursor to other dance styles like twerking.

A style combining music and dance that is central to Guadeloupean cultural identity, often expressing resistance, community, and freedom.

Zulu dance forms include various types such as Indlamu, showcasing strong, stomping movements representing warrior traditions of the Zulu.

A traditional dance from Senegal that is played with Sabar drums, it is fast-paced and is known for its complex rhythms and energetic movements.

A contemporary West African dance style originating from Ghana that reflects the expressive gestures and footwork associated with communication in daily life.

A traditional dance practice from the Central African Republic, characterized by energetic jumping and acrobatic feats, performed at various social events.

A Congolese dance style that originated from Soukous music, recognizable by its fast-paced hip gyrations and is a popular feature in African clubs.

A traditional martial art dance form practiced by the Hausa people of Nigeria, characterized by its storytelling through physical combat performances.

A Cameroonian dance style associated with the music genre of the same name, featuring smooth and sensuous movements primarily using the hips and legs.

A high-energy street dance that originated in the South African townships, reflecting urban culture and involving fast footwork and pantomime-like movements.

A South African street dance style that evolved from earlier forms like Pantsula, representing the dynamic urban culture with its infectious beats and movements.