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History of polka dance

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  1. 17 November, 11:32
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    Polka originated as a Czech peasant dance.

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    The word "pulka" is derived from the Czech phrase for "half-step," which refers to the dance pattern of lightly stepping from one foot to the other. The polka dance was first introduced to Prague ballrooms in 1835, and to Paris ballrooms in 1840.
  2. 17 November, 12:20
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    Polka originated as a Czech peasant dance! For peasants!
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