The Top 10 Most Iconic Dance Moves
Today is International Dance Day and we are taking this very seriously here. This is a day that, in its essence, wants us to put on our dancing shoes and get on the floor. But what do you do when you are on the floor? Well, history says that it could very well be one of these ten popular dance moves. So what are they? Read on:
1. The Moonwalk
Undoubtedly, the moonwalk does a cake walk here, bagging the award for the most iconic and recognized dance move.
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