The first images that came out of the Syrian city of Homs right after the start of the protests in the spring of 2011 were pictures and movies of chanting men, of citizens dancing in the city's squares while calling for freedom and democracy.
A Charlie Brown Christmas is also parodied when the senior citizens are dancing at the Springfield Retirement Castle their dancing is based on the way the Peanuts characters dance.
By the time Ms. O'Donnell came out, Mr. Kola had our row mates, Mike and Al, two full-grown adults, waving their hands and screaming for more Koosh balls; senior citizens were dancing in the aisles, and the McDLT's had the kids in the crowd singing the "Jumpin' Jack Flash" chorus.
Mr. Destiné, who eventually became an American citizen, also continued dancing.
Close to 2,500 Gihembe residents were in the crowds, toddlers, children, teenagers, adults and senior citizens were clapping, cheering, dancing to support their team.
Lewis, meanwhile, said it was unusual for a British politician to be welcomed by dancing and singing citizens.
And Vietnamese-language versions of popular western songs are nothing new—I once listened to an old Vietnamese cover of Tom Jones's "Delilah" for an hour at a senior citizens' ballroom dancing club but they make few English speakers clap with excitement.
And now the question that's been dancing on the lips of politically concerned citizens for decades.
For Cariocas, or citizens of Rio, the word conjures people mingling at the beach, dancing and downing a few caipirinhas.
And what the networks and cable channels mostly showed on TV during the sunny day were far more positive scenes of citizens cleaning up debris, protesters standing arm-in-arm in the streets, drumming, dancing, hand-clapping and singing.
