folk dance 
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A popular dance considered as part of the tradition of a particular people or area.Jhumar, Sammi, Luddi, and the sword dance are all popular folk dances of the Punjab....
- But he told this reporter that his route was from folk dance to modern dance.
- From the Vaishnavas come the legends and mythology of Krishna, to whom are ascribed the popular Ras and Garba folk dances.
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folk dancer
- A Puerto Rican folk dancer who performs bomba brought her own conga drummers to keep the beat.
- All were treated to spectacular performances by Hakka dragon dance teams and Aboriginal folk dancers from Sanyi.
- The renowned Chinese folk dancer Huang Doudou and noted ballerina Tan Yuanyuan are choreographing the dance together.
folk dancing
- The folk dancing, some Israeli, some Eastern European, some authentic and some not, alternated with the DJ's music all night.
- From year one through graduation, their comprehensive curriculum includes folk dancing and mime.
- She and her sister launched into an Irish folk dancing routine, standing side by side as they kicked up their heels.
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