Hello beautiful people. It's another beautiful Tuesday and I must say I really am in a dancing mood today. I can't really explain the reason, maybe it's the weather or I just felt the need to put on my dancing shoes and sway to some musics.
We all know that music and dance goes hand in hand. Music helps alleviate one's mood and nourishes the soul with it's amazing tunes and dancing in turn helps one to forget about problems even if it's for a while and you also get to exercise your body. Need I say more ?
For today, I decided to share some African musics that brought out some of the dances we used to wiggle to some years back.
Iyanya - Kukere
This song by Iyanya was released in 2012 and it came with an interesting dance step. It involves leaning forward with locked knees and lifting each leg up and down to initiate the age-old shaking of the backside 😃😃😃😃. You can freestyle as much as you want, just have fun while dancing.
Davido - Skelewu
The song was released in 2013 and the dance that accompanied the song is one we all vibe to even till now. It's actually a very simple dance but it is unique. It comprises of a sort backwards rolling of the shoulders with one arm continually extended and the other arm placed either on your waist or on your chest then you move as you like.
Olamide - Science Student
The list won't be complete without me adding this song by Olamide which was released in 2019. The "Shaku Shaku" dance was incorporated into this song and it made everyone want to participate and show off their dancing skills. Some people went ahead to create their own version of this dance even while we are still learning the previous one.
Of course there are more of other songs accompanied by beautiful dancing steps but we are limiting that to three songs for the #threetunestuesday. This initiative is proudly sponsored by @ablaze .
Till we meet again next week. Thank you all for stopping by.
All videos were gotten from #Youtube
