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Women have a different but no less exuberant dance called Gidda. The dancers enact verses (bolis), which represent folk poetry at its best. The subject matter of these bolis is wide ranging indeed – everything from arguments with the sister-in-law to political affairs figure in these lively songs. Aside from the drums, the rhythm of this dance is set by the distinctive hand-claps of the dancers.
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Dance Federation of Pakistan
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