dance map

The Dance Map project explores the connections between dance styles from all over the world. It uses an interactive map to showcase the diverse range of dance traditions, highlighting the cultural influences and shared elements that have shaped them. Through this platform, users can delve into the spreading of different dance forms, gaining a deeper appreciation for the global tapestry of movement.

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Tango

Argentina, Uruguay

Tango is a passionate and dramatic dance that originated in the 1880s in the lower-class districts of Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Montevideo, Uruguay.

Samba

Brazil

Samba flourished in Rio de Janeiro at the end of the 19th century, becoming the quintessential Brazilian dance, often associated with the Brazilian Carnival.

Belly Dancing

Middle East

The exotic and expressive form of dance that has a rich history dating back over 6,000 years. It features movements of the hips and torso and is one of the oldest expressive dances.

Kizomba

Angola

The sensual dance is known for its close partner connection and smooth, romantic, grounded movement, which is similar to the African Tango.

Merengue

Dominican Republic

The cheerful dance of tired slaves in shackles. Due to the shackles and fatigue there is some lameness when moving.

Salsa

Cuba

When people dance salsa, they move their hips a lot and spin around. Sometimes they dance with a partner, and other times they do fancy footwork on their own.

Flamenco

Spain

The dance is a fusion of various cultures, including Jewish, Arab, Castilian, old Andalusian, and gypsy music. Flamenco has a rich history, which unfolds with every stomp of the dancer's feet, strum of the musician's guitar, and clap of the singer's hands.

Trible Fusion

USA

This dance is like a big party where dancers from different backgrounds come together, learn from each other, and create a fun and exciting dance style that celebrates diversity and creativity.