House dance is a style of dance that developed in the 1980s and 1990s in Chicago and New York City, inspired by the rhythms of house music. It features fast, energetic movements and incorporates footwork, fluid body motions, and rhythmical steps. House dance includes various elements such as stomps, slides, and spins, emphasizing a strong connection to the beat of the music. The style is known for its creative expression and improvisational nature, often performed in both social and competitive settings.

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