Sentence examples for ebullient dance from inspiring English sources

Before being elected President, in 2011, Martelly was Sweet Micky, an extroverted singer of the ebullient dance music called konpa.

The ebullient dance beat of Trinidadian soca often carries lyrics that take on tough problems with a sense of humor.

The six are more in their element in "Arden Court," an ebullient dance restaged for a smaller cast in 1994.

In 1990, as the AIDS epidemic was gathering strength in Africa, the Tanzanian songwriter, singer, guitarist and bandleader Remmy Ongala released an ebullient dance track called "Mambo Kwa Soksi" ("Things With Socks").

To hear juju's ancestry, try some highlife, the ebullient dance music -- mingling local rhythms with calypso, rumba and funk -- that dominated Nigeria and Ghana in the 1960's and 70's.

(Pareles) MIGHTY SPARROW (Sunday) The songwriter and singer who revolutionized calypso after World War II still has sly rhymes and ebullient dance moves, and he is still coming up with up-to-the-minute topical songs.

Mr. Morris's "V," an ebullient new dance received ebulliently by the audience, completed this second of two programs in an engagement that ends on Sunday afternoon at the Academy (30 Lafayette Avenue, at Ashland Place, Fort Greene).

Ebullient students danced among smiling players or rode piggyback through the Irish marching band as it entertained the departing crowd with robust repetitions of the Notre Dame fight song.

I loved her thumbnail sketches of notable people -- Twyla Tharp as a young genius staging "events" in Central Park; the warm and ebullient folk-dance teacher Teresa Gonzáles; the doomed romantic Salvadoran Communist poet Roque Dalton, assassinated by fellow party dissidents in 1975 -- over a woman, Guillermoprieto believes.

Indeed, there was not much call for the Benson Boogie, the ebullient, parasol-toting dance inspired by New Orleans's brass band parades that Benson used to perform after Saints victories.

CAREER TRANSITIONS FOR DANCERS: "THE NEXT STEP" One of the most ebullient of annual dance benefits, "The Next Step" raises money to help dancers move on to other careers once they leave the stage.