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I'm wondering about my World Dance being good enough as well tbh.
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I’m the same. It was defo a lot harder this time around than last time.
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I think everyone is thinking that. Hope everyone does well though
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#1754 | |||
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It is week 9 of strictly tibb celebrity. Our top 7 will be taking on world dances and tv themes. Theres a lot to get through so grab your passport as it time to get on with the show!
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#1756 | |||
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First up is Niamh AKA Pedro Pascal with the world dance she would have performed for us(this isn't to rank)
[Honduras] Punta The traditional dance is called the Punta It has West African influences It also has Spanish elements |
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Like a fine whiskey
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Looking forward to see what we all went with.
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#1758 | |||
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So everyone my tip is to play the world dance, but mute it with the mute icon in the corner, at the same time press play on the song choice do not press mute and then watch the world dance with the audio from the chosen song
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Like a fine whiskey
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#1760 | |||
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So first up is Britney Spears and Nikita with their world dance
[Portugal] Vira 1- The Vira is normally performed on the street 2- Influenced by ancient rituals 3- Dancers often wear colourful outfits that reflect Portuguese culture |
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Next up is Tom Holland and Michelle
[Italy] Tarantella Originally began as a supposed healing method for victims of tarantula bites, hence the name Later was tried as a cure for what were seen as ‘neurotic women’ It’s still widely considered a popular wedding dance at weddings to celebrate Italian culture and tradition |
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Next is Shania Twain and Johannes
[Bahamas] Quadrille 1. European Roots, Caribbean Flavor The Bahamian Quadrille originated from European court dances (especially the French quadrille) but evolved uniquely in the Bahamas. It was traditionally performed at social gatherings like weddings and festivals, blending African rhythms and Caribbean flair with European structure. 2. Rake-and-Scrape Music The dance is usually accompanied by rake-and-scrape music, a distinctly Bahamian sound made with instruments like the accordion, saw (scraped with a metal object), and goatskin drum. This lively music gives the Quadrille its upbeat, syncopated energy. 3. Colourful Traditional Dress Performers often wear traditional Bahamian attire: brightly coloured dresses with petticoats for women and smart waistcoats or vests for men. The visual style reflects the joyful and festive nature of the dance, often performed in squares with precise, coordinated movements. |
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#1763 | |||
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Just wanted to say briefly I'm flipping loving the effort this week from everyone. So happy watching all these. Imagine how much Johannes would have ate the above performance up haha!
Last edited by Strictly Jake; 08-06-2025 at 12:49 PM. |
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Next up is Keira Knightley and Gorka
[Albania] Shotes The Vallja e Shotes, or Shota, is an Albanian dance that originates in Northern Albania and Kosovo and is an important symbol of Albanian sentiment and patriotism. The dance involves synchronised steps and a strong rhythm. It is commonly played at weddings, folk and cultural festivals Although a traditional Albanian dance, it is widely performed in the southern Danube area and since the 1990s has also become popular in Romania. |
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Next is Chris Pratt and Karen
[El Salvadore] Xuc * also known as Salvadoran folk music * was created and popularized by Francisco "Paquito" Palaviccini in Cojutepeque * The name "xuc", originates from a Salvadoran instrument called juco or juque,[3] a typical wind instrument, which sounds "xuc, xuc" when played. |
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Next up is Rihanna and Carlos
[Malaysia] Joget Ronggeng has probably existed in Java since ancient times. Ronggeng is the main theme of Ahmad Tohari's novel Ronggeng Dukuh Paruk. The man and women dance to the music of a rebab or violin, also a gong. |
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Closing world dances is Anne Hathaway and Kai
[French polynesia] Tamure -French Polynesia has a variety of traditional dance forms, including the Tamure and Hivinau as prime examples. - The Marquesas Islands are where the Hivinau had it's start. It is frequently done as a solo dance, and is known for it's quick movements and upbeat choreography. - The art of dance is ingrained in Polynesian culture, and is crucial to conserving and spreading the islands cultural heritage. - The 'Upa' Upa (another traditional dance form in French Polynesia) is a more relaxed and more fluid form of dance. Done in pairs and it is renowned for it's beautiful and fluid motions (until I attempt it that is lol.) And the 'Upa' Upa has it's roots on Taumotu Islands. - The Society Islands are where the colourful and energizing Tamure dance form is from. It is distinguished by it's brisk choreography and frequently features acrobatic gestures and leaps. |
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#1768 | |||
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Well done everyone your world dances were incredible thanks so much! Tv themes coming up shortly
There will be separate rankings for world dances and for tv themes. So if you wanted to start on your rankings for world dances feel free |
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#1769 | |||
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Onto tv themes now...
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For her last dance this series it's Niamh/Pedro Pascal and Nadiya with a paso doble to the peaky blinders theme
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Last edited by Strictly Jake; 08-06-2025 at 01:13 PM. |
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