According to my experience,I choose igbo they dance with all the parts of their body followed by tiv (benue people) they dance with the tip of their toes. Let's have your own opinion. But checking the easiest,I think hausas don't dance,they like to blow that long thing maybe it is called (kakaki)I don't know what it's called followed by the yorubas. Should I make front page I have to say this: coming back for modification

In my own opinnion its the tivs,they dane wit all part of their body,while goin round in circles

If u ask meee................
And should u mk Fp, jst knw dat dis space is not for sale.

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The calabars! The Calabar people are amazing sets of people. Their dancing attire is just outta this world, their steps the way they shake their assets/bums They are good i tell ya

Hard to say really, every ethnic group has difficult dances

Fulaman198: Hard to say really, every ethnic group has difficult dances

I disagree with u

Fulaman198: Hard to say really, every ethnic group has difficult dances

I disagree with u base on u can compare hausa dancing step to igbo people

The Igbo people especially those from Enugu state that dance on their toes to fast paced, ogene music. I tried it once and I had a muscle pull.

shakol91: I disagree with u base on u can compare hausa dancing step to igbo people

I'm sure that Hausa people have more than just one way of dancing. Tuaregs from what I have seen have difficult dance steps.

AdannayaBella: The Igbo people especially those from Enugu state that dance on their toes to fast paced, ogene music. I tried it once and I had a muscle pull.

Lol,it shows how muscular you are

U have to be a good dancer to make graceful moves in Atilogwu dance plus the acrobatics.
And as sb mentioned above, Enugu state dance steps, the one u do stopping down and being on ur toes, while moving ur knees vertically up and down.
Very complex but impressive tnz.
Or the ones u vibrate ur tummy rapidly.
Tiv/Benue ppl dance like their backs are gonna break

The Tivs, IMHO...
Their dancing pattern requires graceful steps and flexibility!

Igbos nah.
They also have more diverse steps

Evergreen123: Igbos nah.
They also have more diverse steps

how are you? thank God hackers didn't tamper with you,I for vex.

shakol91: how are you? thank God hackers didn't tamper with you,I for vex.

hahaha, I dey o, u?

Caalabar people and their jumping and twisting. Twas fun learning it sha.

Evergreen123:

hahaha, I dey o, u?

I'm fine o,hope you didn't miss that thread TOO much?

yeyenatu: Caalabar people and their jumping and twisting. Twas fun learning it sha.

Calabar or Benue people especially the IGEDEs

Igbo kwenu jo

not sure.

Examples:

The yoruba dance incorporates "komole" ie graceful sweeps and curves while dancing.

This contrasts with say a particular fulani dance where the dancers stand straight, sort of military like.

Parts of the middle belt use the entire body when dancing, while in the SE and most of the midwest, the core dance focuses a lot on upper body movements.


Corrections are welcome.

Aliyu mantafien nupes have many type of dancing steps

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shakol91:
hausa dancing step

hausa dance utilizes hand movements a lot, like indian or middle eastern dance.


and then, up/down repeatedly, sort of like the yoruba komole in a way but as a different form.

tpiadotcom:


hausa dance utilizes hand movements a lot, like indian or middle eastern dance.


and then, up/down repeatedly, sort of like the yoruba komole in a way but as a different form.

Not all Hausa dancing, take a look at these women dancing

Watch the video in its entirety. Hausa dancing is purely African. Remember Africans invented choreography


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NiE1tIhmtBE

Yes, Hausa dancing has many forms ( as do the other cultures).

The hand movements are not exactly the same as ME/Indian ones, just that it looks a bit similar.

is it just me, or there aren't really a lot of genuine dancing samples on youtube?

especially for Yoruba.

tpiadotcom:
is it just me, or there aren't really a lot of genuine dancing samples on youtube?

especially for Yoruba.

There are, you just can't search explicitly for dance videos. You just have to find a nice traditional song where dancing happens.