Some of the contestants are not dancers. The ones featured have some degree of dance skill. Also, many nations have a lot of similarities so it could get very repetitive.
Nikki Mirhosseyni if they have similar dances, they could dance together because that happened once where like some of the Central American and South American representatives danced together since they had similar dances
@@babymaxxie My guess is the ones who were featured were more skilled, but I have to say the year where they danced in similar-style groups was my favorite.
That was Miss Ireland, and you could tell that she didn’t actually know how to Irish dance. Her hop-to ho that was Miss Ireland, and you could tell that she didn’t actually know how to Irish dance. Her hop-two-threes were atrocious.
People here commenting about Miss India's dancing skills have forgotten that firstly Miss World is not a dance competition. And if she was a bad dancer she would never get a chance to come forward and represent her country and would have been dancing like the background dancers. Jealous people here are just spreading negativity. Accept the fact that no matter how much strong your delegate was India was better than the rest, so she won. If the contest was all cooked than India would have won many more crowns in the last 17 years as Julia Morley has a special place for India in her heart which was made by our previous queens by their hard work. Manushi deserved every bit of the win and now when she has won and is already enjoying her reign stop spreading negativity and try being happy for her.
Hello! I was born in Mexican but grew up in the USA. India has so much beauty to it, yes there's corruption but there's corruption all around the 'world' .... I'm glad to see India in the spot light. 💚
The dancer took a fast paced song and danced really slow to it. India has amazing dances, but if you're gonna be on Miss World, you have to make your country look good. A song like Nagada Sang Dhol has to be kept up with, it's a simple two step with extra moves. I'm sure the dancer was more concerned with looking good than dancing good.
@@nandinimishra6901 i was born in Ukraine but my grandfather was Russian but since my mom was born in Ukraine she's considered Ukrainian and tbh Ukrainians and Russians are 98% same people
Yeah team Africa was the best dance. So much energy in it especially when they ended with Waka Waka. But team Europe, Asia and Americas were the best looking girls not Africa though.
Yvonne Smith I'm Argentinian and I've been dancing tango since i was little (cause of my grandma lol) and I've seen a lot of girls dancing tango between them and it's beautiful honestly, just like how tango used to be danced between two man so I don't think the whole leading thing should be a problem, it's not really exclusively to the man anyone can do it or maybe dress up as the man but I don't think they would do something like that cause it's "not too sexy" for the audience 😒
@C.O. Latin America had natives too. For example, in Mexico they had the Aztecs who were known for wearing feather headdresses, and most of the Latin Americans had similar clothing as the Native Americans from the US. All of them are native. Do your own research before bashing on Latin America's culture.
@C.O. You also need to understand that it needs to be pure aesthetic too, since it's a Beauty competition. I was just saying ONE example, there is multiple examples of Latin America being indigenous. These white Latinos aren't using it to mock anything but it's a challenge in where the contestants have to wear something that's part of their culture. These white Latinos are just as Latinos as the people with darker skin color, whether or not they haven't done a tradition that's part of their culture, it's still a Cultural thing that their background comes from.
@C.O. @C.O. En primer lugar: Tienes un serio complejo divisionista. Latinoamérica es mestiza. Que tú seas más marrón que otro no te hace más o menos latino, más o menos mexicano. Tu tribu no está en un mundo aparte. Tu tribu forma parte de una nación. En segundo lugar: Estás criticando un concurso que no está hecho para educar, sino para entretener, por lo tanto no necesita ser fiel al 100٪, sino que más bien funciona como una "idea", un acercamiento al país/nación/costumbre. No esperes que un programa de televisión eduque. Eso déjaselo a la escuela y a la familia. Muchos problemas que tenemos se dan porque la gente NO SABE ver televisión. Tercer lugar: No puedes comparar una tribu indígena de Norteamérica (donde nunca hubo intensión de mestizaje cultural y racial) con los indígenas de Latinoamérica ( que no fueron desplazados ni arrasados, sino que fueron asimilados a una nueva cultura mestiza, llámese mexicana , colombiana, peruana, etc. Forman parte de un país. ¿Entiendes? Si me vas a salir con que existen injusticias con ellos es bastante ingenuo, pues la corrupción de los gobiernos nos daña a todos , no solo a los indígenas. Cuarto lugar: ¿a dónde te lleva tu queja? ¿a dónde conduce tu postura divisionista y separatista? ¿Busca una solución a los problemas indígenas o más bien crea más? Deduzco que eres una persona parlanchina y que gusta de quedarse con la última palabra. Te la cedo.
@@shobhanamishra8259 Ireland and Northern Ireland were like North and South Korea in terms of separation. Northern Ireland was separated and is still part of Great Britain while Ireland is a republic.
India!!! Definitely wins the first round for Asian and Oceanic!!!Botswana for Africa!!Dominican Republic for Americas and Caribbean!Italy for Europe! (Britain, what the hell was that dance?! That was not a native dance of England!)Also why didn't they let each country show their native dance? Isn't it more likely that the ones who actually got to show theirs is going to have more votes? (I know that's how I chose)
Pretty sure every Caribbean, Asian, African, Arab, Latin countries, and countries with ANY native or Aboriginal people would have a traditional dance of some sort. As for England **sigh** i can’t even imagine what our national danced would be
That was Ballroom dancing. England has no set traditional dance, but we have many. As most of them are country/folk dances and not much suited to the glitz and glamour of the main stage, they opted this time for a more modern version of a long held tradition of Ballroom Dancing which was developed in England during the 19thc. (1800s). This would make the Waltz (what she was probably going for although solo) 200 years old in itself, and I can't see anyone complaining that anything that Mr. Darcy did would not be traditional in modern times. @@raiethefantibae
Korra H on the native dance front if people in that country are dancing it then it could be your dance. just dismissing countries that don’t have distinct dances or have fusion ones kinda misses the point of cultural evolution and change.
I loved the African dances and music. I found all the songs thru Shazam, except for the second segment.....can anyone tell me which music it is? The one from Equatorial Guinea...
Armenia should be put in the Asian group. Why Europe? If so why u assigned Georgia then in Asia. We all know that Turkey, Russia, Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan are all Eurasian countries. Geographically speaking they are all in Asia proper. Majority of Russian landmass/territory is in Asia. Even Cyprus is in Asia but politically and culturally they are European.
i know right! i was shocked that Russia was in asian category, true that most of Russia's territory is in asia and Russia has many ethnic groups but the majority are Slavs and Slavs are europians. Besides culturally Russians are Europians
Wish they'd make this segment a little longer so more countries can be on or/and we could see more of the dances. Like Botswana 9:50, i love Botswana's traditional dances
CAMEROON'S EYEBROWS 😩 P E R F E C T 💅 Edit: Miss Ethiopia can slap me with that hair and thank her Edit 2: i'm asian but africa is my inner hype everytime i go to the parties
