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COTXI PO. KOTXI PO. CABO VERDE • CAPE VERDE
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Dancers: TOP KIZ + EMS
Song: ZE ESPANHOL - CA TEM CURA (feat. Silvino Branca)
Location: Boston, Massachusetss, United States (USA)

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Cape Verde, situated off the west coast of Africa, was uninhabited until Portuguese explorers arrived in the 15th century, making it a Portuguese colony. These islands played a significant role in the transatlantic slave trade, contributing to the nation's cultural diversity. In 1975, Cape Verde achieved independence from Portugal, becoming a sovereign nation with a unique blend of African and Portuguese influences, both culturally and linguistically. The islands' history is a testament to their resilience and rich heritage, which is reflected in their diverse music and dance traditions.

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Dance Styles from Cape Verde:

1. Funaná: Funaná is a lively dance and music genre native to Cape Verde. Dancers perform quick footwork, often in pairs or groups, to the lively rhythms of instruments like the accordion (gaita) and the metal scraper (ferrinho).

2. Cotxi Po: is a lively folk dance and music genre originating from Cape Verde, particularly from the island of Santiago. Similar to Funaná, Cotxi Po features energetic rhythms, lively footwork, and traditional instrumentation. While both dances share similarities, such as their origins on Santiago Island and their use of accordion-driven melodies and percussion instruments, Cotxi Po typically has a faster tempo and more intricate footwork compared to Funaná. Despite these differences, both Cotxi Po and Funaná are important cultural traditions in Cape Verde, reflecting the vibrancy and diversity of Cape Verdean culture.

3. Batuku: Another traditional Cape Verdean dance and music style, Batuku is performed by a group of women seated in a circle. It involves clapping, singing, and body percussion, conveying themes of community and identity.

4. Coladeira is a popular Cape Verdean dance style known for its upbeat tempo and romantic lyrics. It's commonly performed at social gatherings and celebrations, creating a joyful atmosphere.

5. Morna is characterized by its slow, melancholic music, often accompanied by a dance featuring graceful and flowing movements. It's known for its emotional depth and is sometimes called the "blues of Cape Verde."

6. Tabanka: Originating in Santiago, Cape Verde, Tabanka is a lively and celebratory dance style that reflects the joy and vibrancy of Cape Verdean culture. It's often performed during festive occasions.

7. Passada: Passada is a captivating Cape Verdean dance style known for its graceful and flowing movements. Dancers perform intricate steps that mirror the emotions and stories conveyed in Passada music, characterized by its melancholic melodies and heartfelt lyrics.

While Kizomba is not originally from Cape Verde (it originated in Angola), it has gained popularity in Cape Verde and other Lusophone countries. Here's a comparison with some Cape Verdean dance styles:

Passada vs. Kizomba: Both Passada and Kizomba are characterized by slow, sensual movements. However, Passada is typically performed to Cape Verdean music with its unique emotional storytelling, while Kizomba is danced to Angolan music, featuring its distinct rhythms and style. Both emphasize close partner connection and expression of emotions through dance.

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