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Valentine's Day, a day to commemorate love and loving souls, is celebrated on February 14th. In the spirit of the festive season, DGreetings invites you to celebrate the essence of love with Valentine’s Day Dance. As we all know, dance is the most expressive of all art forms. This is perhaps the reason why we dance for laughter, we dance for tears, we dance for anger, we dance for fears, we dance for pain, we dance for hopes and we dance for love. In a nutshell, dance is a communication between body and soul, to |
convey what is too deep to find for words. And love is one such inexplicable feeling, which can’t be quantified. So, what are you waiting for, kick off your Valentine’s party with Valentine’s Day Dance and enjoy the day of romance to its fullest. We have made a sincere effort to present to you some of the popular forms of Valentine’s Day dance.
Ballroom Dancing â€" On this Fourteenth of Feb., if you are looking for a great night out, then take a look at the exciting glamour of ballroom dancing. No other form of dance offers a great variety in rhythm, style and manner or is as cross cultural as ballroom dancing. In ballroom dancing, two individuals, a leader and a follower, dance with physical contact through their upper or lower part of their body, or simply holding hands depending on the particular form of dance.
Salsa â€" Get lost into the world of romance with Salsa. It is a partner dance form that is danced on the infectious salsa music. Though it is sometimes done solo too. (solo dancing on Valentine’s Day?). Salsa corresponds to recurring eight-beat pattern music i.e. two bars of four beats. The dance patterns use three steps during each four beats with one beat being skipped. The skipped beat is often marked by a tap, a kick or a flick.
Ballet Dance â€" Ballet is one of the most expressive dance forms. In ballet the dancer stands with their legs rotated outwards. It is known as turn out. Turn out allows for greater mobility of the legs and brings forth an enjoyable line in many poses.
DGreetings offers insights on Valentine’s Day Dance from all across the globe.
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