Spotlight Initiative Belize - Performance By The Belize National Dance Company

The Spotlight Initiative is a global, multi-year partnership between the European Union and the United Nations to eliminate all forms of violence against women and girls by 2030. It is the world’s largest targeted effort to end all forms of violence against women and girls. Here's an invigorating cultural dance performance by the Belize National Dance Company.
Video Credits:
Video Director: Zana Kristen Wade
Video Producer: Zana Kristen Wade
Light & Sound: Dorren August
Artistic Director: Althea Sealy
Assistant Artistic Director: Wildfred Williams
Dancers: Marnelle Castillo, Shakeira Harris, Taija Flowers, Shaquilla Garbutt, Alma Perrote, Raven Smith, Aleijah Nunez, Homayra Sarah, Calman Hall, Deon Grant, Wildfred Williams, Althea Sealy,
Location: Bliss Center for Performing Arts Sponsored by NICH
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[@demonslayingchristal4485]

It makes me so proud to be Belizean

[@haitidanseacademiehda272]

Hello how are you can you help me To have contact à groupe dance form Belize please..?

[@eladiauh4736]

Wow Beautiful dance congratulation peace and love 😍

[@haitidanseacademiehda272]

Hello how are you i hope so every thing is ok by your side..i need a contact of à groupe dance form Belize can you help me please..?

[@samaval9920]

1 of arm hand movements & body positions is same as Brazilian late 1800s early 1900s Maxixe, & from earlier 1800s Lundu, both ultimately from Landllers-AustriannGerman Swiss folk dances (see, fir exakklle, Sound of Music film & dance excerpt videos.
Brazilians & Belizeans use that particular Landler hold, but also both partners lean over in 360
degrees circles bending/ leaning from waist. Who learned which from whom? Before photo & film, people simply had to see & learn in person. You

[@vlogzwithmit295]

What is the music called, I would like to use it for my own choreography

[@NoahDiaz-cn7bn]

????😊

[@samaval9920]

Possibly Punta -- or etc

[@samaval9920]

Not Punta, but-- ?!

[@samaval9920]

This is 1 of Kriyol (Creole) style dances of groups of couples,
19th c. English or French
influences, similar to Hautr Taille of Gouadeloupe, Quadrille of Trinidad & Tobago etc But this
specific dance style. ??