Information about Kuwaiti Dances.

Kuwaiti Dances are part of the traditional culture of Kuwait and are often performed at social events such as special events, festivals and weddings. Kuwaiti Dances are usually performed in groups and dancers hold each other's hands and perform with rhythmic and energetic movements. The most popular among Kuwaiti Dances are known as "Ardah" and "Samri". Ardah is considered the national dance of Kuwait and is part of Bedouin culture. This dance is a performance in which usually a large group of people come together and dance in a circular manner. Dancers often wear traditional clothing and dance with swords. Ardah dance symbolizes the unity and solidarity of Kuwait. Samri is a traditional folk dance widely performed in Kuwait and other Gulf countries. This dance is usually performed by men and includes various steps and choreographies accompanied by rhythmic music. Dancers usually wear red and white clothes and accompany the dance with movements such as clapping their hands. Kuwaiti Dances are part of the country's cultural heritage and an important form of expression for the Kuwaiti people. These dances are preserved, reflecting the history and traditions of Kuwait, and are still performed at special events and festivals today.