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Indlamu (Zulu pronunciation: [ind͡ɮaːmu], Afrikaans: Zoeloedans) is a
traditional Zulu
dance from
Southern Africa,
synonymous with the Zulu
tribe of South...
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Indlamu denotes several items:
Indlamu (dress), the
traditional short beaded skirt of
young Swazi maidens during the
Umhlanga (Reed Dance).
Indlamu (dance)...
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Easter Island Hopak –
Ukraine Hula and Kapu
Kuialua –
Native Hawaiians Indlamu – Zulu
people Juego de maní – Cuba
Kabasaran –
Minahasan people, North...
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melded with
traditional dance styles such as the Zulu
indlamu,
combined with big band swing. The
indlamu input developed into the "African stomp" style, giving...
- to the barracks, Johnny? Kolo Oro (eagle dance)
Odzemek Dhaanto Niiko Indlamu Gumboot dance Sokkie Toyi-toyi
Volkspele Xibelani Aragonaise Ball dels...
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Hutsulka Hyporchema Ikariotikos (Greece)
Improv Tribal Style Belly Dance Indlamu Innaby Intercessory dance International folk
dance Interpretive dance Irish...
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Dhaanto Somaliland Saylici,
Jaandheer South Africa Gumboot dancing and
Indlamu;
Volkspele among Afrikaners Spain Sardana, Flamenco, Jota, Malagueñas,...
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group may
raise the
pitch of
their voices based on the
height of the jump.
Indlamu: a
stamping line
dance performed by
young men
which comes from the Nguni...
- from beads. An
example of this is ligcebesha, a
colourful necklace and
indlamu and
colourful skirt for girls.
Historical pottery in
Eswatini includes...
- 6000–4000 BC
featured similarities to a
contemporary Zulu dance,
called indlamu. In his 1975 book, Günther was
disapproving of how
rhythmic gymnastics...
