How To Dance To Soca - "Beginner Soca Dance Tutorial" - "Cultural Dances" #DanceTutorial #Soca
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WE DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THE VARIOUS SONGS USED!
THIS VIDEO IS FOR PROMOTIONAL/ INSPIRATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY!!
NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED!!
How To Dance To Soca - Cultural Dances Demonstrated by Professional Choreographer "Priscilla Gueverra"
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This Tutorial is for Absolute Beginners who are "NEW" to the Soca Genre, where Three (3) of our Popular Soca Cultural Dances have been provided for you guys to Learn and have fun with, to your favorite Soca Songs.
MOVEMENT #1 - THE SAILOR DANCE
The Sailor Dance is displayed on the streets during Carnival as one of the most popular traditional mas or "OLE MAS" called "Sailors"
Mas Origins and History: The National Library of Trinidad asserts that sailors were “introduced in the 1880s when British, French and American naval ships came to Trinidad”. However, Military themed bands were present in 1834** and in 1859,
There are several dances to go along with the sailor mas portrayal, such as the Bote, Crab, Marrico, Pachanga, Rock de Boat, Skip Jack and the Camel Walk.
MOVEMENT #2 - BEAT THE PAN -
A Representation of T&T's National Instrument called "The Steel Pan"
Brief History - Steelpans is a musical instrument originating from Trinidad and Tobago. Steelpan musicians are called pannists. Its history can be traced back to the enslaved Africans who were brought to the islands during the 1700s.
Movement #3 - "THE BLUE DEVIL"
Brief History - The Blue/Red Devils are among the most vibrant and energetic traditional characters seen during Carnival in Trinidad and other Caribbean Islands. The Blue Devil or Red Devil are seen at the largest street party called J'ouvert, which starts before dawn and peaks hours after sunrise. Part of the Blue Devil Tradition is smearing paint, mud or oil on participants, causing a disturbance through the capital cities, using forks, chains, whistles, iron and tins to play rhythmic sounds, as they parade through the streets.
VIDEOGRAPHER - Brandon Lee Joseph
Instagram: brandonlee.joseph
Studio LOCATION - XDA - Instagram: xdacademy
SONGS -
1 - DAVID RUDDER "TRINI TO DE BONE"
2. - NAILAH BLACKMAN "IRON LOVE
3. - TALLPREE - "WICKED JAB" GUTTER RIDDEM
EMAIL - [email protected]
WHATSAPP - +1 868 375 1805
THIS VIDEO IS FOR PROMOTIONAL/ INSPIRATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY!!
NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED!!
How To Dance To Soca - Cultural Dances Demonstrated by Professional Choreographer "Priscilla Gueverra"
Instagram -@iamthetitle Instagram: iamthetitle
This Tutorial is for Absolute Beginners who are "NEW" to the Soca Genre, where Three (3) of our Popular Soca Cultural Dances have been provided for you guys to Learn and have fun with, to your favorite Soca Songs.
MOVEMENT #1 - THE SAILOR DANCE
The Sailor Dance is displayed on the streets during Carnival as one of the most popular traditional mas or "OLE MAS" called "Sailors"
Mas Origins and History: The National Library of Trinidad asserts that sailors were “introduced in the 1880s when British, French and American naval ships came to Trinidad”. However, Military themed bands were present in 1834** and in 1859,
There are several dances to go along with the sailor mas portrayal, such as the Bote, Crab, Marrico, Pachanga, Rock de Boat, Skip Jack and the Camel Walk.
MOVEMENT #2 - BEAT THE PAN -
A Representation of T&T's National Instrument called "The Steel Pan"
Brief History - Steelpans is a musical instrument originating from Trinidad and Tobago. Steelpan musicians are called pannists. Its history can be traced back to the enslaved Africans who were brought to the islands during the 1700s.
Movement #3 - "THE BLUE DEVIL"
Brief History - The Blue/Red Devils are among the most vibrant and energetic traditional characters seen during Carnival in Trinidad and other Caribbean Islands. The Blue Devil or Red Devil are seen at the largest street party called J'ouvert, which starts before dawn and peaks hours after sunrise. Part of the Blue Devil Tradition is smearing paint, mud or oil on participants, causing a disturbance through the capital cities, using forks, chains, whistles, iron and tins to play rhythmic sounds, as they parade through the streets.
VIDEOGRAPHER - Brandon Lee Joseph
Instagram: brandonlee.joseph
Studio LOCATION - XDA - Instagram: xdacademy
SONGS -
1 - DAVID RUDDER "TRINI TO DE BONE"
2. - NAILAH BLACKMAN "IRON LOVE
3. - TALLPREE - "WICKED JAB" GUTTER RIDDEM
EMAIL - [email protected]
WHATSAPP - +1 868 375 1805
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