imported dance
[ɪmˈpɔːrtɪd dæns]
nounpl: imported dances
dança importada
1. A dance style or form that originates from another country or culture and has been adopted or brought into a different cultural context
The waltz is an imported dance that became popular in Brazil during the 19th century.
O valsa é uma dança importada que se tornou popular no Brasil durante o século XIX.
2. A foreign dance tradition that influences or is performed within a local dance culture
Hip-hop is an imported dance style that has been adapted by dancers worldwide.
O hip-hop é um estilo de dança importado que foi adaptado por dançarinos em todo o mundo.
In Brazil, imported dances have historically played a significant role in shaping national dance culture, with styles like the waltz, ballet, and later hip-hop and contemporary dance being adopted and blended with local traditions. This reflects Brazil's multicultural society and openness to global influences while maintaining distinct Brazilian dance forms like samba and forró.
NYC Slang
foreign dance move / overseas dance style
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