Lebanese dabka dance,UAE

Lebanese Dabke is a traditional folk dance that originated in the Levant region, including Lebanon. It is a lively and energetic dance often performed in social gatherings, weddings, and celebrations. Dabke involves a group of participants forming a line or a circle, holding hands, and rhythmically stomping their feet to the beat of the music. The dance is characterized by synchronized movements, foot stomping, and vibrant traditional costumes. It holds cultural significance and is a cherished part of Lebanese heritage, symbolizing unity and joyous celebrations.