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- 3. (Brazil): A lively and rhythmic Brazilian dance and music style originating from African influences. Samba is known for its energetic movements, vibrant costumes, and infectious beats.
- 4. (Spain): An expressive dance form from the Andalusian region of Spain, accompanied by passionate guitar music and soulful singing. Flamenco embodies intense emotions, intricate footwork, and improvisation.
- 8. (Argentina): A passionate and sensual dance originating in Argentina. Tango music and dance are known for their intricate footwork, dramatic movements, and deep emotional expression.
- 9. Cloth (Ghana): A handwoven textile from Ghana, made of vibrant and intricately patterned strips of fabric. It represents Ghanaian cultural identity, history, and social status.
- 11. Dot Painting (Australia): An indigenous Australian art form where intricate patterns and symbols are created using dots of various colors. It represents Dreamtime stories, ancestral connections, and the natural world.
- 12. Dreamtime (Australia): An important part of Australian indigenous culture, Dreamtime refers to the creation period and ancestral stories that explain the origins of the land, animals, and people. It is passed down through oral traditions, art, and ceremonies.
- 13. Gras (United States): A carnival celebration held in New Orleans, Louisiana, featuring parades, masquerades, music, and indulgence before the Christian fasting period of Lent.
- 14. Haka (New Zealand): A traditional war dance performed by the Maori people of New Zealand. It involves powerful movements, rhythmic chanting, and facial expressions to convey strength, unity, and respect.
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- 1. (Brazil): A lively and festive celebration held before Lent, featuring vibrant parades, music, dance, and colorful costumes. It showcases Brazil's rich cultural diversity and joyful spirit.
- 2. Games (Scotland): Traditional Scottish athletic competitions that include events like tossing the caber (a large pole), hammer throwing, and Highland dancing. It showcases Scottish strength, skill, and cultural heritage.
- 5. (Germany): An annual beer festival held in Munich, Germany, featuring traditional Bavarian music, food, and beer. It attracts millions of visitors from around the world and celebrates Bavarian culture.
- 6. Opera (China): A traditional form of Chinese opera characterized by colorful costumes, stylized movements, and unique vocal techniques. It combines singing, acting, and acrobatics to portray historical stories and legends.
- 7. (South Korea): Traditional Korean clothing characterized by vibrant colors and graceful lines. It is often worn on special occasions and represents the elegance and beauty of Korean culture.
- 8. Ceremony (Japan): A highly ritualized practice of preparing and serving tea, known as "chanoyu" or "sado." It embodies principles of harmony, respect, purity, and tranquility.
- 10. (India): Also known as the Festival of Lights, Diwali is a Hindu festival celebrated with the lighting of oil lamps, fireworks, and sharing of sweets. It symbolizes the victory of light over darkness and good over evil.