Sentence examples for Indigenous dances from inspiring English sources
A few indigenous dances survive in the mountains of Mexico.
It hosts live jazz, gardening workshops, indigenous dances and more markets than you can shake an Aussie dollar at.
In India, for instance, a proactive postcolonial state helped rediscover and revitalize many of its indigenous dances, music and handicrafts.
Apart from such classical dances as kathakali and bharata natyam forms that are popular throughout the subcontinent unique indigenous dances have developed in Bangladesh.
We've seen dance movies, yes, but never an Indigenous dance movie; not until this year's Spear.
"Culture is ever-evolving and you tweak things," he says, comparing his practice to the contemporary Indigenous dance company Bangarra.
BANGARRA DANCE THEATRE The Australian indigenous dance company presents the traditions of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders in contemporary dance spectacles that tend to be handsome and anodyne.
"We'll be here all night," said Gibran Raya, the director of an indigenous dance troupe, who was wielding a power drill.
Mr. Ieremia's dances are inspired in part by indigenous dance from that part of the world and by the men's compact, solidly built physiques.
The casting agents came to Tlaxiaco because of the town's participation in the famous Guelaguetza indigenous dance and cultural festival, held in the state capital, Oaxaca.
Some of the majors — such as the pioneering Indigenous dance company Bangarra and the Australian Ballet, both of which regularly create new works — are celebrated globally.
