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The Adowa dance is practiced by the Akan people of Ghana, a dance infused with many different types of hand, feet, and core movements meant to signify emotions tied to grief, happiness, relief, and a wide variety of feelings that one may experience in their existence.
The dance is performed during cultural ceremonies such as festivals, funerals, engagements, and celebrations.
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