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The Polka was popular in the 18th century.
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Is the polka dance a popular activity in Russia?
A POLKA is a Polish dance... but I believe it's also very popular in Eastern Europe
When did polka dots become a popular fashion trend?
Polka dots were very popular in the 50s and 60s. The song "Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini" was very popular then. The name came from the POLKA dance. The dotted pattern is not just 'random dots' but a pattern of dots of various sizes
Why are polka dots called polka dots?
Polka Dots, an Americanism, arises from 1884, named for the popular dance from which MANY fashions and products took the name.
What is the history of Polka sa nayon?
Polka sa Nayon means Polka in the Village. This dance comes from the province of Batangas in the Tagalog Region of the Philippine Islands. In the old days it was very popular and was usually danced at all the big social affairs and at the town fiestas or feasts.
What impact has polka music had on America?
Polka music has had an impact on many types of music in America. Its influences are seen in Tex-Mex music and even in classical music. The polka band was most popular with German-Americans but polka masses and polka organizations represent huge varieties of Americans now.?æ
What is polka played in Scrooge?
A Polka is a dance
How do you say polka in Japanese?
to say polka in japanese is poruka which is polka
Lively polish dance?
the answer you are looking for is Polka
What part of speech is polka?
Polka is a noun.
Is the bikini yellow or are the polka dots in the song?
the polka dots are yellow the song says "...yellow polka dot bikini..." the polka dots are yellow the song says "...yellow polka dot bikini..." OR is it "yellow(comma) polka dot bikini" because that would mean it is a yellow bikini that has polka dots...
What country was the polka from?
The Polka comes from Poland. The polka did not originate in Poland.It comes Bohemia.Originating around 1837.
What is the name of the polka music in the 1951 classic A Christmas Carol?
Stoparjeva Polka (AKA Stopar Polka)
