1. Why do people love to dance ?
DAVID ALEJANDRO ERAZO

2. Why do People Love to dance ?
 As we know dancing is a way to express feelings of
everykind, I mean some people dance because they are
happy or to seduce someone or to express teh talent
they have dancing or they dance because they are in a
party and they want to have a good time. It is
imposible for me to ensure that people dance for a
especific reason and that is what this topic is about,
the different reasons why people dance.

3. IN AFRICA:
There are many tribes that use dance as
a form of ritual to call the spirits of
their ancestors in order to establish a
kind of comunication with them. So
they had a kind of dance that
supposedly with help them to speak
but also to feel the spirit of their
ancestors.

4. Importan dances for growing up
and for funerals:
Also in africa there are important
dances for growing up and for funerals.
So when someone dies they dance
during the funeral but also they have
some dances to celebrate the begining
of adulthood.

5. What was probably the first dance!
 According to the article I read the first dance
was probably designed to bring good
fortune to the prehistoric hunters. When
the prehistoric hunters wanted to kill an
esoecific animal they have to dance with the
skin and horns of that animal around a
bonfire in order to receive good fortune and
kill the animal in a easier way.

6. Another interesting kind of dance
Another interesting kind of dance was
a dance that warriors did to have
enough strength during the batle. They
thought if tehy danced before a battle,
they would have more power to defeat
the enemy.

7. India
Also in Kerela India “Kathakali” is a
kind of dance-drama performed
wearing make-up that looks like a mask
and gorgeous costumes and they use
that to act out ancient tales about gods
and demons.

8. Conclusion
As conclusion we can say that there are
different reasons why people dance, it
depends on the situasion and customs,
even some birds dance as a form of
courtship ind the mating season.

9. Vocabulary
 Growing up: To increase in size by a natural process, to
become an adult and reach maturity.
 Bonfire: A large controlled outdoor fire, usually made
from bales of straw or wood.
 Act out: To perform in or as if in a play; represent
dramatically.
 Courthip: different strategies are used to attract
someone's attention.
 Mating Season: it is a season in which animals are able
to procreate.