Eswatini men embraced Zulu culture at the MTN Bushfire Festival, learning traditional dance moves, and the heartwarming ...

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while men behind them beat traditional drums and chanted, creating a vibrant and ceremonial welcome. This synchronized performance is known as Al-Ayyala, a traditional cultural dance of the ...

It's a cultural treasure a traditional dance rooted in the UAE and Oman's history. Think of it as a blend of celebration and strength, where men stand in two rows, facing each other, holding light ...

While the dance has mostly been done by men, more women are now taking part in public shows, showing how traditional roles are changing over time. In the UAE, unlike in some nearby countries ...

while men behind them beat drums and chant poetry. This unique performance is part of Al-Ayyala, a traditional art form deeply rooted in the cultural heritage of the UAE and north-western Oman. The ...

“The traditional performances of the UAE, such as the Ayyala dance and the local hair dance ... The Ayyala, performed by men in two rows, is a symbol of unity, pride, and heritage – recognised ...

I’m gonna have to research this custom. According to UNESCO, Al-Ayyala is a traditional performance that features “chanted poetry, drum music and dance, and simulates a battle scene." In the UAE, it ...

Arriving at the UAE's presidential palace, Qasr Al Watan, Trump was greeted with a traditional dance in which women could be seen tossing their hair from side to side. According to the United ...

But the cultural moment that seems to have taken social media by storm was the traditional Khaleeji dance, Al Ayyala, where several young Emirati girls flipped their long hair in rhythm to ...

stood in contrast to the energy of the dancers. Alongside the women, several men took part in the ceremony, brandishing symbolic sword-like objects — a common element in traditional Gulf performances ...

The US President is seen watching the dancers, in traditional white gowns, as they flip their long hair left to right. Behind them, about twenty men standing in two lines facing each other ...