The Dance Movement – Daily Nation

It has been said that "music is the shortcut to emotion" and that "music produces a kind of pleasure that human nature can not do without". Similarly, about the dance, it has been said that it is "the hidden language of the soul" and "Everything in the universe has a rhythm. Everything is going to dance." [19659003] Recent research has shown that over 30 years that music videos were regularly part of a musician / band's release cycle, they changed to the point of becoming unrecognizable.

its propellers to the increased importance of YouTube and the proliferation of affordable film equipment. Through all this, however, a trope has consistently survived each of these incarnations – the dance. The color that they have added to music videos can not go unnoticed and, as most recent ones have found, it has never been so big. Here are some of the music videos that have marked this truth.

Bazokizo by Bruz Newton and Collo

It looked like a gag when the video came out with its old school nature and many dance teams showcasing their prowess in a dance that seemed comical. However, even though this old sound that had been ubiquitous throughout the song had been missed by Kenyans, its writers say that it could not have been as big without the dance moves that attracted him. All the way through the video.

The entire country participated in the Bazokizo dance, including high profile personalities during team building activities and parties, where they would be forced to shake their leg by a humorous emcee. "Bazokizo is a celebration for a new life in Christ, making an identity in this generation.It was born from the name of the dancer who created it, Joseph Mumbi Bazo," reveals Bruz Newton. started as a dancer in a band called The Band and we even won a Sakata Award as the best East African dance team. When I joined the music, I had to use the same trope to get my message across in the best way I knew. "

Odi dance by Timeless Noel, Ochi Hype and Jabidii

Odi dance, derived from the word" ordinary ", is a style of dance that you can not rule out because his obsession is everywhere in the country without borders of any Age range: Young, middle-aged and elderly people would not hesitate to get into a dance when a common ballad is played in the strange silence of the day. aether or in a social gathering.This dance would be in most cases the Odi dance.This dance was popular before this trio put it into a song, but that is the song that gives it more verve and color that makes it viral.

The most exciting and dominant feature of the dance is to pump both fists in the air rhythmically.It is supposed to be the dance that involves moving every part of your body in ecstasy.

"We wanted to immerse ourselves in the industry. and, being dancers, the only way to think was to initiate dance as the most dominant. aspect in any song we would do. That's how we identified Odi which was already a household move in the country, "says Hype Ochi, a member of the trio

" Odi Dance "won three coveted awards as part of the Groove Awards

Steven Wamba is of a contrary opinion, "When you depend on a dance to make a great song, your career as an artist will be short-lived. Both the dance and the song should complement each other, which means a song rich in content before the dance enters the picture. "

Short and Sweet by Sauti Sol with Nyashinski

Here, two legends – a group and a solo artist – met in a softened air but not with the intention of popularizing a dance. later a retro tune that only the Odi dance is what comes to your mind every time you hear it play.Auspiciously, video director Nate Thomas used the old school theme so well. it matched the Odi dance and here the name Aggie the Dancer could ring the bell to many who follow the showbiz scene up close or can not go a day without on social media to refresh the hectic newspaper. One day

The Sarakasi dancers have virtually replayed everyone over and over not only to rate the song, but also because of the vim the dancers have added to it. Odi with Swagg and he may have continued to go expensive dear more popularity than the song itself, with Aggie the dancer rising the highest on fame. " Short and Sweet" is a good definition of the balance between a good song and a good dance.

"I'm sure no one could have been so popular without the other," says Winnie Mwende, who aspires to join the Sarakasi dancers after this video has gone viral.

Zigwembe is slang for the gastrocnemius muscles of the posterior leg. In this song, he simply symbolizes the power of God in us that allows us to resist the tricks of the enemy. Just a few days after its release, it had become viral, and to this day, even if you can not sing the lyrics, you will remain alert for the dance section. It almost seems like Bruz creates his songs from dance moves. Contrary to this opinion, he shared with Buzz that he bases his music on the word of God.

"I first listen to what God wants me to sing. I also love the music of worship, so I do my best to write a dance song but full of content. That's because my vision is to be the most successful gospel artist in the world. "

His style is manifested correspondingly in his new version" Sidinyo ", where he presents Phil Kimemia and it is a wait-and-see story

Shakushaku by Boss MOG & Gwaragwara by Mr. Seed

Shakushaku -Gwaragawara is unquestionably the biggest dance movement in Africa, where the greatest artists such as Wizkid, Davido, Diamond and Mr Eazi have constantly taken their personal accounts to show their prowess in the movement and have recently incorporated the same in their music videos Here in Kenya, Boss MOG and Mr Seed decided to go up as high on their popularity and true to their word, their songs were trendy at the time of their release.

"Kenya is a country dancing and the idea of ​​The music videos do wonders for the song, no matter how large the brand of the artist, revealed the conductor

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Azonto: Fuse ODG ft. Tiffany

Chris Brown included it in his choreography. The dance movement originated in Ghana and took over the dance floor almost immediately after its release. Most of the musicians then incorporated the same dance into most African songs

Silento's Watch Me (Whip / nae nae)

This song became a mega-hit while everyone was recording nae naeing as he was popularly referred to. The song is a tribute to various dance moves, but for some reason it has become very popular and has even reached the mark of 1 billion views on You Tube. So great was the dance that even Hillary Clinton danced when she appeared on the Ellen Show.

Gangnam Style by Psy

The phrase "Gangnam Style" is a Korean neologism that refers to a lifestyle badociated with the Gangnam District. from Seoul. The song and its video clip became viral in August 2012 and have influenced popular culture around the world since then. "Gangnam Style" has received mixed and positive reviews, with praise running at its own pace and Psy's fun dance moves (which have become a phenomenon) in the music video and live performances in various parts of the world. Selfie: Koffi Olomide

Congolese music of the past has valued the role played by dance. Koffi Olomide is one of the artists who confirmed this throughout his musical career, but Selfie was on a whole new level. It gained international significance when the Kenyan rugby sevens team used it to celebrate its historic victory in Singapore.