as more "passive" for lack of a better word. They were in lines facing each other in two rows with a certain amount of space in the middle while the musicians would play in the back (NOTE: all of the musicians for all of the groups played in the back of the stage). Simultaneously, they would come randomly to dance in the free space in the middle. Sometimes they would come in groups of two sometimes alone. The reason why it made it look as tribe in celebration. Unlike the other groups they were always moving in plié and they're movement were always slow. There was no really leaps or jumps as in Ballet or Modern Dance or as in the African Dance class however, one of the dancers dropped down in push up position (a posture that you can also see in Yoga sometimes called Catvari), except that this particular dancer was moving around the stage in that position. They concluded their part with a straight in-line row where
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