What come to your mind when we say dance?
By mymaria
@mymaria (379)
Philippines
June 11, 2009 4:34am CST
Hi, Friends
What comes to your mind when it when we say dance?
First thing that probably put in my mind, a dance is a dance. Different Dances we see in the television that we called a dance. but do you consider a dance without a music?
In our place, its just called a native tribe. when you got there, they have a welcome dance to their guest. It symbolized as their welcome and have to stay and feel the beauty of their nature. Wow!...they are all good, or I can say that their all kind.
for 1/2 hour for dancing without a music I ask my self, will I consider it a dance without a music?...for me, yes!..even with a music or not I can say that it is a dance. Maybe they have their own way in representing their tribe.
" Dancing without a Music "
Do you consider it?
A dance without a music?
Happy MyLotting!
3 responses
@cecillecarmela (3818)
• Philippines
11 Jun 09
Well me I honestly don't consider a dance without a music because just the sound of a music makes me dance =D first will be music and then dance =D but another thing that comes to my mind when I think about dance is belly dancing =D I really love it since it strengthens the backbone and firms your waist and just an hour of belly dancing can burn up 300 calories (which is equivalent to one full meal).. =D I definitely love dancing because it's healthy and fun =D
@nanayangel (7879)
• Philippines
11 Jun 09
Hi there Maria!
No, I haven't tried dancing without music yet. I did but only when we were practicing steps and I wouldn't call that dancing at all. But what comes into my mind when I hear "dance" is fun. I love dancing and I believe that it is the best form of exercise especially for people who loves dancing like me since it is effective as an exercise and it's fun as well.
@ragenepalma (166)
• Philippines
12 Jun 09
Dance without music. That's something. The most that I've seen are tribal and native dances, but they're danced to beats made by sticks or other materials that serve as percussion instruments. That's pretty interesting. Where are you from? What is the tribe called?
