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    When I was in school, the kids who did breakdance were also mostly into Hip Hop, which was not very popular with the crew I hanged out with(mostly Metalheads) so my opinions and perception of this dance have been colored a bit by these confrontations.

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    My kinsmen dancing Lezginka...

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    I don't know what kind of dancing this is but seems kind of popular in Serbia. Looks like some kind of breakdancing.

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    When it comes to traditional or folk dances, not my favorite but I always thought the hora (circular dance in unison holding hands) was kind of cool. It came to be adopted and made more famous by Jewish people actually.



    Tango and salsa are fun to learn. I been taking lessons, since I notice the ladies really like this stuff.



    Modern dances, maybe the Harlem Shake and whatever Psy does in that Gangnam Style song. What I really do most of the time is generally free form hip hop and electronic stuff, where you can invent your own moves.

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