Wine dancing or "The Dutty Wine" dance is a reggae dance that's inspired by Jamaican and West Indian music. Whether in Jamaica or just at a backyard barbecue, this is a craze which is sweeping the world and the dance is well worth learning so that next time you are at a party you know exactly what to do, even if you are not that good.
First of all, stand with a wide base and start moving your knees together and away from each other in a motion similar to the movements of a butterfly's wings flapping. Get a comfortable tempo for your knee flapping since this is the basis of the wine dance.
Squat down but keep your back straight as you do the dance. Begin to move your torso back and forth and to the side at a pace that's much slower and more controlled than the movement of your legs. Lean over so you're facing the ground and start to move your head in circles as the music speeds up. Change the motion around so you look from side to side and then up and down.
As you do this, be sure to keep the butterfly movement of your legs going. Drop into the splits suddenly if you can do it. If not, then drop down into a lower position as the music speeds up or simply do anything crazy and wild that's out of character with the rest of the dance. Immediately after you pull you unexpected move, however, continue to do the butterfly flapping motion and head turns.
First of all, stand with a wide base and start moving your knees together and away from each other in a motion similar to the movements of a butterfly's wings flapping. Get a comfortable tempo for your knee flapping since this is the basis of the wine dance.
Squat down but keep your back straight as you do the dance. Begin to move your torso back and forth and to the side at a pace that's much slower and more controlled than the movement of your legs. Lean over so you're facing the ground and start to move your head in circles as the music speeds up. Change the motion around so you look from side to side and then up and down.
As you do this, be sure to keep the butterfly movement of your legs going. Drop into the splits suddenly if you can do it. If not, then drop down into a lower position as the music speeds up or simply do anything crazy and wild that's out of character with the rest of the dance. Immediately after you pull you unexpected move, however, continue to do the butterfly flapping motion and head turns.