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boogie-woogie
/ˈbuɡiˈwuɡi/, /ˈbʊɡiˈwʊɡi/
/bˈuːɡiwˈuːdʒi/
Boogie-woogie
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an instrumental version of the blues (especially for piano)
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a lively and energetic dance style related to jazz and early rock and roll, featuring fast, rhythmic footwork and playful movements
What is "boogie-woogie"?
Boogie-woogie is an energetic and rhythmic dance style that emerged in the 1930s and 1940s. It is characterized by its lively, swinging movements and fast-paced steps, typically performed to upbeat swing or blues music. The dance features quick footwork, playful spins, and strong, off-beat rhythms. Dancers often incorporate improvisation and dynamic moves, making boogie-woogie a fun and engaging dance style popular in social settings and dance events.
