Different Cultural Beliefs About Dance

Dance has various meanings for everyone. Some people think dancing is a cultural ceremony, others think that dance is only a means of expressing our emotions. In my opinion, society has a new meaning to dance. Dance should be a way of expressing ideas through art, body. Since society has different feelings about dance, there are conflicts with this problem. In some countries, dancing is a way of praising the Lord. They arrange their face to express gratitude to the people they bless.

I will study dance art in a variety of cultural contexts. In doing so, the reading in the text relates to anthropology, sociology, psychology, and philosophy. In the text, dancing stimulates ideas, not just entertainment or artistic expression, promote people's communication from all walks of life and all walks of life, revealing the commonality of undeniable human experiences It has the ability to do. It is also a valuable tool for expressing cultural diversity. The study of dance in this paper goes beyond music and sports, and it is a study of humanity.

Dance can also show us something about civilization. Different cultures around the world have different dance styles, and each dance can tell us something about these cultures. Some traditional dances are used to speak a story or to celebrate a particular event. For example, Paso Doble is a Spanish dance (born in France) and represents the bullfighting. It is also used by Spanish infantry to decide the pace of the trip. In addition, Jarabe Tapatío (commonly known as "Mexican Hat Dance") is a Mexican dance that represents courtship, but dancing was prohibited under Mexican Spanish occupation, so it can be regarded as a symbol of independence in Mexico There are many. Looking at the history of a particular dance, you can find interesting information about the value and tradition of a particular culture.

There are six different dances in performance, each of which is different in their own culture. Dances like "Oshun, love of the goddess of love" are based on real beliefs. Oshun is the goddess of Yoruba's river, richness, wealth and love in Nigeria. Dance is a creative exploration of the meaning of Aushun 's power. As I mentioned earlier, "Goddess of love, Oshun" came from Africa. It arrived in the United States during slave trade and was here. "Paper Moon" came from Japan. The text from the dance comes from the adaptation of "Omoiyari" which is an ancient Japanese dance.