folk dance
Aklan
The Kiriwkiw dance is a traditional dance from the Maori culture of New Zealand. It is characterized by its energetic movements and is often performed during cultural gatherings and celebrations. The specific individual who "discovered" the Kiriwkiw dance is not well-documented, as it is part of a long-standing cultural tradition rather than a creation attributed to a single person. It reflects the collective heritage and artistry of the Maori people.
The Kiriwkiw dance is a folk dance that requires couples to mirror dance steps and come together in an open arm position. The dance begins by hopping on one foot with arms spread high in a V shape. Then couples come together and sway with a hopping motion. This dance is very upbeat and full of energy.
When you're tired of feeling down And always staying at home alone Come with me, gonna go downtown Gonna party all night long Come on dance dance dance, Move to the music Let your heart go free Dance, dance, dance, you can't refuse it Dance, dance, dance with me Let's go down to the Odyssey They've got some people you oughta meet They dance all night till the sun comes up And then they dance right out on the street I said dance dance dance, Move to the music Let your heart go free Dance, dance, dance, you can't refuse it Dance, dance, dance with me Come on and dance dance dance, Move to the music Let your heart go free Dance, dance, dance, you can't refuse it Dance, dance, dance with me I said dance dance dance, Move to the music Let your heart go free Dance, dance, dance, you can't refuse it Dance, dance, dance with me
dance dance dance
Aklan
The Kiriwkiw dance is a traditional dance from the Maori culture of New Zealand. It is characterized by its energetic movements and is often performed during cultural gatherings and celebrations. The specific individual who "discovered" the Kiriwkiw dance is not well-documented, as it is part of a long-standing cultural tradition rather than a creation attributed to a single person. It reflects the collective heritage and artistry of the Maori people.
The Kiriwkiw dance is a folk dance that requires couples to mirror dance steps and come together in an open arm position. The dance begins by hopping on one foot with arms spread high in a V shape. Then couples come together and sway with a hopping motion. This dance is very upbeat and full of energy.
"Kiriwkiw" does not have a widely recognized meaning in English or any major language. It may be a term specific to a particular culture, context, or a misspelling of another word. If you provide more context or clarify the origin, I may be able to offer a more accurate explanation.
When you're tired of feeling down And always staying at home alone Come with me, gonna go downtown Gonna party all night long Come on dance dance dance, Move to the music Let your heart go free Dance, dance, dance, you can't refuse it Dance, dance, dance with me Let's go down to the Odyssey They've got some people you oughta meet They dance all night till the sun comes up And then they dance right out on the street I said dance dance dance, Move to the music Let your heart go free Dance, dance, dance, you can't refuse it Dance, dance, dance with me Come on and dance dance dance, Move to the music Let your heart go free Dance, dance, dance, you can't refuse it Dance, dance, dance with me I said dance dance dance, Move to the music Let your heart go free Dance, dance, dance, you can't refuse it Dance, dance, dance with me
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