What is African popular dance?

African popular dance is a collective activity where people vent their remaining energy and have fun through rhythmic movements. Almost everyone in Africa can sing and dance, and singing and dancing activities are an important part of African life. Each tribe has its own traditional dance. During the dance, people dance and express their feelings under the inspiration of music and drums. The music controls the rhythm of the dance, and the drummers watch the dancers' movements and adjust the rhythm at any time to match the dance movements. People express their joy, anger, sorrow, fear, anxiety and other emotions in dance. Sometimes, people sit around the campfire and tell the history of the tribe in the music. Then, the women play instruments and the men dance. Achari dance is a dance that boys and girls like to dance. They cover their lower bodies with a small piece of cloth, put feathers on their heads, hold musical instruments made of gourds, and sing and dance in a very lively atmosphere. Africans have been influenced by dance since childhood. When they are still toddlers, they can learn to dance around a campfire and to the beat of drums under the guidance of their parents. In Africa, everyone can dance. When people hear the sound of drums, they come from all over and dance in a circle. You can see the unrestrained and passionate dance of Africans everywhere in the jungles and plateaus, and hear the shocking drum beats.