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Gumboot dance originated among South African gold miners in the late 19th century as a form of expression and communication. Workers, often confined to dangerous and difficult conditions, used their boots to create rhythmic sounds, which evolved into a unique dance style blending African rhythms and movements. It became a cultural symbol of resilience and solidarity among the miners. The dance has since gained popularity as a performance art, representing South African heritage.

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