Other names for line dancing include "country Line Dancing" bootscooting or boot scootin', but I guess you could branch out to include "Soul Line Dancing" and Hip Hop Line Dancing.
Line Dancing started with Country line dancing music, but these days is taught and choreographed to many different styles of music.
During the 1980's, line dances began to be created for popular country songs. Line dancing is believed to have originated from folk dancing, which has many similarities. Contra dancing, a form of American folk dance in which the dancers form two parallel lines and perform a sequence of dance movements with different partners down the length of the line, probably had a huge influence on the line dancing steps we a familiar with today.
line dancing has 4 steps.
I take dance lessons, and I danced to a few country songs trough out the years.. Tap Counrty Songs It Happens- Sugarland (AMAZING song. Did it for my solo) Jazz Country Songs These boots are made for walking- Jessica Simpson (I did it to a jazz routine) There is clog dancing, square danc,ing, line dancing, hoedown dancing and side step dancing, also that you can dance to with a country song.....
My friends and I are doing a line dance for school and we need to know many things about it, like where it originated. From some other sites we found that line dancing didn't originate in Texas, and we don't have any other information. Better answer: line dancing originated in France. I learned this from one of my teachers.
Country dancing is like square dancing or clog dances.
Not Yaya DaCosta! She is in a different commercial. We want to know about the Line Dancing commercial.
Yes there is tap dancing.
A line dance is a dance that has a group of people who stand in a line and dance repeatedly the same steps. Line dance is usually used in Country Western bars.
well most line dacing is found at my and yo mammas house and also at clubs were you can shake that thang pop it back wap that and drop it and not feel bad cause you were drunk.
Ukraine is known for its Cossack dancing.