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A do-si-do is a popular figure in square dancing where two dancers face each other, step forward to pass each other back-to-back, and then return to their original positions. The term originates from the French "dos à dos," meaning "back to back." This move emphasizes cooperation and timing, as dancers must navigate closely without colliding. Do-si-dos are often used to create lively transitions between other dance figures in a square dance.
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What is the Filipino term for 'dance'?
The Filipino term of dance is "sayaw."
Definition of the dance term abresete?
its a dance
Which term is associated with isometric dance?
"Low impact" is the term most associated with isometric dance.
What is cabeceras in dance term?
cabecaras
What term best describes a European regional dance of the common people?
Folk dance
What is the Filipino term for 'dance'?
The Filipino term of dance is "sayaw."
Definition of the dance term abresete?
its a dance
Which term is associated with isometric dance?
"Low impact" is the term most associated with isometric dance.
What is bow in dance term?
bow in the last part of a play/dance
What is being referred to with the term Turkish Dance?
The term Turkish Dance is referring to types of dance done in the country of Turkey. Usually this is referring to a type of folk dance although there are a variety of dances from Turkey.
What is lighting in dance term?
A light
What is cabeceras in dance term?
cabecaras
What is the proper definition of the term house dance?
The proper definition of the term "house dance" is a social dance primarily danced to house music that has roots in clubs of Chicago and clubs of New York.
What term best describes a European regional dance of the common people?
Folk dance
What is the meaning of the dance term bilao?
Folk
What does the term 'Garba' refer to?
The term 'Garba' refers to a type of dance originating in India. This is a spiritual dance and is commonly performed during a period of celebratory festivals.
What does the Japanese-English term Shako Dance mean and how do you identify music to dance it to?
It's some kind of Formal Dance and the music is slow.
