Whether it was to celebrate a touchdown, or just dancing in
the car because it’s a beautiful day sometime in your life you have danced. Everyone
in the world has danced before. Dance is a universal language; it can tell a
story, and portray an emotion. People dance when they are happy, to celebrate, and
some dance even when they are sad. Dance can not only make you more joyful when
you’re happy but can cheer you up and clear your mind from sorrow. You don’t have
to be a dancer to dance.
The
most beautiful part of dance is that no disability can stop it. It doesn’t matter
if you can’t see or you only have one arm, you can still jump around, sway your
body, or twitch your head. Technique doesn’t matter when you are doing it for
yourself. Dance is movement and expression and can’t be done wrong. It brings
joy to yourself as well as others. Go anywhere in the world and you can find
someone dancing.
Dance
is also a part of culture. Many Spanish countries along with others have
special dances they perform at festivals and on holidays. The United States of
America also has vastly known dances like the “Cha Cha Slide,” “The Cupid Shuffle,”
“YMCA,” and many other American favorites. These dances always put everyone in
a great mood, and get the party started. The best part about them is you can
just follow along.
There
are no rules for dancing; it’s free, fun, and beautiful. If you are having an
off day just listen to your favorite song and dance to it; don’t care about
what you look like just be yourself and enjoy life because that’s what dance
should be about. Dance is for anyone and everyone. If you look around in a busy
place I bet you will see someone dancing and having a great time; so join in
because you don’t have to be a dancer to dance.
This is very insightful. With this post, I believe you have inspired me to learn how to dance. At the moment, I'm not quite sure where to start. I'm semi-classically trained in the waltz and few other dances in 4. Oh! I've got it! I am ogling to watch all of the Step it up movies and imitate them. Soon I'll be ab le to do the whole series straight through!
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