With time, Tango dancing had been recognized officially world wide, and people have even turned it into an art. Tango dancing is presumed to be one of the easiest dances in the world, but it would take a professional to really Tango.

The Indians are known for their extreme spirituality and the Indian traditional dance is full of it. Indians have taken the art of dancing to a whole new level by having associated it with meditation with the intention of sending a message through the dance to the spectators. The early Indian dancers had a strong bond with the church. Later on, the dancers would be seen dancing in order to bring to life the stories told by singers.

According to David Courtney, "Today the acknowledged classical styles are:

Bharatnatyam of Tamil Nadu,

Kathakali of Kerala,

Kuchipudi of Andhra Pradesh,

Manipuri of Northeast India,

Orissi from Orissa, and Kathak from north India and Pakistan." (Courtney)

Hip Hop dancing is one of...

Its roots go back in the early 20th century with young New-Yorkers starting to dance in the streets. Hip Hop dancers do not have to fulfill strict rules because of the fact that anyone can dance Hip Hop. To go as far as being a professional Hip Hop dancer, one has to learn all of the movements and to develop great flexibility over time. (Kevin Stith)
Works Cited

Courtney, David. "NRITYA - INDIAN CLASSICAL DANCE." Chandrakantha. 2008. 24 November, 2008. http://chandrakantha.com/articles/indian_music//nritya.html

Heikkila, Lori. "Tango History." Central Home. 24 November, 2008. http://www.centralhome.com/ballroomcountry/tango.htm

Leonidou, Anne. "Portrait of the Greek Dance." Nostos Hellenic Cyber Centre. 24 November, 2008. http://www.nostos.com/dance/

Stith, Kevin. "Hip Hop Dancing." Ezine Articles. 24 November, 2008. http://ezinearticles.com/?Hip-Hop-Dancing&id=407540