Tribal People's Reaction to the Most Stunning Traditional Dances From Around the World

Tribal People's Reaction to the Most Stunning Traditional Dances From Around the World
In this video, we will witness the fascinating reactions of tribal people as they watch traditional folk dances from various cultures. As the performances unfold before their eyes, we will observe their genuine and heartfelt responses, as they connect with the rhythms, movements, and emotions of each dance.
Through their reactions, we will gain insight into the power of folk dances as a means of cultural expression and preservation, and witness how they can bridge cultural divides and create a sense of shared humanity. From the joyous celebrations of Latin America, to the poignant expressions of African traditions, we will see how these dances connect us to our roots and bring us closer to one another.
Join us on this journey of discovery and appreciation, as we witness the beauty and power of traditional folk dances, and the reactions they evoke in those who experience them.
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[@violeta.shopeelovers]

आपके वीडियो में अपने देश ब्राज़ील का नृत्य देखकर मुझे बेहद ख़ुशी हुई, इस सम्मान के लिए बहुत-बहुत धन्यवाद 🙏🏻 चाची और नावेद, मैं आप दोनों से प्यार करता हूँ 💜💋 ब्राज़ील की ओर से एक बड़ा आलिंगन

[@VeryCherryCherry]

I love that Naveed is now a Riverdance fan and remembered Michael Flatly. 😊

[@gojiberry7201]

I saw a dance on KZbin the other day, forget what it was called, but it was from Argentina. The man was dancing on a board in a desert area, with a wonderful costume and so much energy. He was tapping in a way but also bending his feet inward so that I thought he would break his bones! Dancers are truly amazing to me I just looked it up and it's NESTOR VEGA - MALAMBO NORTEÑO, for anyone who's interested

[@bobbiejojackson9448]

Very true. I've seen a few videos of famous world-class athletes trying to keep up with practice routines of ballet, jazz and other dancers and not being able to pull it off. They all come away from it with a new-found respect for dancers! 😊

[@madago4785]

Hello, an Argentine here. It may have been Malambo the dance, although I am not an expert in the traditional dances of my country. Can it be something like this?: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZSXmJ6Lj56Jg5o

[@jolenewitzel7919]

This was wonderful to watch.

[@GrandmaEllen]

I love Aunty Sobia. She conveys so much joy. Grandma Ellen waving good night.

[@Countryfolktry]

Hello grandma, lots of love for you. Keep shining. Good night

[@GrandmaEllen]

@@Countryfolktry and from me to you, the same.

[@grahamstubbs4962]

I never danced in my life apart from at my wedding. But now, I begin to understand why people admire dance.

[@geeemm8028]

Thank you! I love that we Patreons are watching this a day before everyone else. I am always so impressed by Naveed's ability to remember things he's seen in the past (remembers the name Michael Flatley) and their English / western words.

[@Countryfolktry]

Thankyou too🥰

[@colleenmayes1537]

Exactly what I was going to comment. I am always struck by his intelligence. I wish he were able to travel to some of these places.

[@ChristaFree]

I went to the Soviet Union in the 80's as a teenager with my mother and saw these dances from Georgia and Ukraine. They were both part of the Soviet Union. Their dances are one of my favorites because of the moves and the costumes. There's more traditional dances from that area too that I saw.

[@odonnelly46]

Loved their reactions! Thank you.

[@ru.god_ove.r1hv]

Самый крутой танец на земле Лезгинка народов Кавказа! Я из России, русская. Всем народам привет! Пакистану привет!

[@KC-gy5xw]

Love your reactions, and I think the Georgians must get springs and rubber put in their legs...

[@VeryCherryCherry]

My knees hurt just watching them. 😮

[@patticrichton1135]

@@VeryCherryCherry I bet many of them have had to have knee replacements since then. I hurt everytime they landed! I tripped once and fell on both knees on concrete, and it was the most painful thing I ever experienced and I didn't fall on them from the height these dancers did, and they did it REPEATEDLY......definately NOT good for your knees!

[@georgefisher1995]

Navees strikes to the heart by comparing dance to the “poetry of the body”. Such a strange creature we are, balancing on two legs, and expressing ourselves with complicated flying feet, or synchronized movements, sharing emotions with others.

[@AnnaC130]

I feel like at the end of the day every dance was created to show off, either how good their "men" (usually, mainly) have been/would be at "war/ in a fight" or partner's choice to keep it as PG as possible. While I admit all the moves are precise and hard at the end of the day dancing has been an Art of the ♥ ♥

[@monicapdx]

Dancing! I love these vids. I've got links to several amazing Georgian dance videos I'll be sending you. One actually takes place in the Caucasus mountains, and has amazing scenery, too. The one from Brazil, that Auntie wondered if it was a martial art or a dance, I *think* is capoeira. That's actually a martial art that uses some dance moves. Good catch, Auntie!

[@Countryfolktry]

🥰

[@Countryfolktry]

@monicapdx That sounds great! I'm glad to hear that you enjoy dancing and have some interesting videos to share. I'm looking forward to watching the Georgian dance videos and appreciate your efforts in sending them to me. Yes, you are correct about the Brazilian dance/martial art, Capoeira. It's a unique combination of martial arts, dance, and music that originated in Brazil during the 16th century. It's fascinating how Capoeira blends the physical and cultural aspects of Brazilian heritage into a beautiful art form.

[@monicapdx]

@@Countryfolktry Great! I'll send a few links so you can choose. And thank you, I didn't know that much about capoeira. Especially how old it is. I love to learn stuff. 🥰

[@madago4785]

Here, a neighbor from Brazil. Capoeira was created during the 16th century by slaves who were brought from Africa to Brazil by the Portuguese colonialists. Since slaves were forbidden to practice any martial art, capoeira was a way around that law. Hidden in the musical elements, kicks were disguised with dance moves. and capoeira came to life as a survival tool, not only for self defense, but also as a cultural identity.

[@monicapdx]

@@madago4785 Oh, thanks for the explanation. Fascinating! I like the idea of slave owners being very surprised... Beautiful and effective. No wonder it's lasted.

[@hollish196]

WOW! These were amazing! The African dances were really incredible. Just WOW!!

[@GazzaBoo]

I can't believe they omitted the most thrilling exotic dance in the world.. Morris dancing!

[@58fcorley]

You should show them country and western line dancing from the U.S.

[@Drikka_Alves]

Capoeira is not a dance, it's a fight... They could have put the samba of gafiera instead.

[@patticrichton1135]

I agree, that was not dancing at all.

[@timebong8366]

You should show them American break dancing (80s) thing