Dance Style Name

2. A passionate Spanish dance emphasizing strong footwork, arm movements, and complex rhythms, often accompanied by guitar music and singing.
4. Dancing A lively American folk dance where couples form squares and follow the instructions of a "caller," often featuring fun, energetic music.
7. An athletic, acrobatic dance style performed to hip-hop music, featuring flips, spins, and incredible balance and strength.
8. A classical and graceful form of performance, often telling a story through precise movements and poses.
10. A dance style that originated in the streets, incorporating a mix of urban movements, often performed to rap and electronic music.
11. Dancing A Middle Eastern dance style that focuses on fluid, isolated movements of the torso, hips, and arms, usually performed to percussion music.
12. A collection of elegant partner dances, such as the waltz, tango, and foxtrot, that require good posture and precise steps.
13. A Brazilian dance that blends martial arts, acrobatics, and music, incorporating fluid, low-to-the-ground movements and quick transitions.

1. A classical Indian dance form with expressive facial expressions and intricate hand gestures, symbols, and footwork, often accompanied by music and storytelling.
3. A lively Latin American social dance with swift steps and rhythmic movements, usually done in pairs.
4. A group of fast-paced, lively partner dances that emerged in the 1920s and 30s, including the Lindy Hop and Jitterbug.
5. Step A traditional dance form from Ireland, characterized by quick, precise footwork, and lively music, performed in groups or individually.
6. An energetic form of dance with high kicks, leaps, and turns, often seen in Broadway shows and musicals.
9. A rhythmic style where dancers wear special shoes with metal plates to create distinct sounds while stepping in various patterns.
10. A Hawaiian dance that uses beautiful, flowing arm and hand movements to tell stories, often performed to traditional chants or songs.