How dance helps resist colonization in Mozambique | United Nations of Dance
In the second episode of "United Nations of Dance," explore Mozambique through its dance, culture and history. Meet Xindiro Group, which specializes in Xigubo dance, inspired by rituals of African warriors; the historian Atanásio Nyusi, who keeps the Mapiko tradition alive (a dance with wooden masks); and a female group that disseminates the culture of the Tufo dance.
The documentary series "United Nations of Dance" takes viewers on a journey into the world's traditional dances. Dance has always united people; it is perhaps the most primitive form of communication that transcends languages, social class, or religion. Dancing is also one of the highest expressions of the culture and traditions of different nations.
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