Information about Lebanese Dances.

Lebanese dances are traditional folk dances that are an important part of Lebanese culture. These dances are influenced by Lebanon's history, geography and ethnicity. Lebanese dances are generally performed in community and are often performed at weddings, festivals and other social events. Dancers wear traditional clothing and often dance to music. One of the most popular Lebanese dances is the dance known as "dabke". Dabke is a group dance originating from Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Palestine. This dance takes the form of a circle performed in a row, and the dancers dance by holding their hands and tapping their feet rhythmically. Dabke dance symbolizes the unity and solidarity of the Lebanese people. Besides this, the Eastern dance known as "raqs sharqi" is also popular in Lebanon. Raqs sharqi is a type of dance also performed in many countries of the Arab world. This dance is characterized by the graceful and fluid movements of female dancers. It is usually performed to oriental music and includes movements that emphasize body parts of the dancers, such as their arms, hips and belly. Lebanese dances reflect the richness and diversity of Lebanese culture. These dances are used to express the enthusiasm, joy and unity of the Lebanese people. At the same time, Lebanese dances attract attention from tourists and foreigners and play an important role in promoting Lebanese culture.