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Ishaka:Generally, the dancers perform within the circle of spectators/singers. They dance in pairs, particularly the young girls and women. Traditionally, the female dances were danced within the rugo (enclosure) or its immediate surrounding area; the men's dances were danced for the king, for a chief or during important public meetings. The dances referred to above, like Burundian dancing in general, do not have the sensual movements found within the dances of certain other African regions. The number of dances common to both Hutu and Tutsi seems high. The authors of the article observe certain specific regional aspects which we describe here: o the umuyebe dance in the Imbo region and its neighbouring Mirwa: miming dance reserved...
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