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A Saudi Folk Group Performed New Zealand’s Traditional Dance Along With A Local One As A Gesture Of Peace And Harmony
A heartwarming gesture took place in Riyadh earlier this week when two traditional dances were performed together as a gesture of love and peace.
The traditional war and ceremonial dances of New Zealand and Saudi Arabia were performed as homage to the new New Zealand attack
The Haka is a traditional Māori war and ceremonial dance that is performed traditionally used on the battlefield, as well as when groups came together in peace. The Saudi dance, Al Dahha, has a similar symbolic meaning and was also performed.
The performance was made by the Saudi folk group, Nasem Alshamel, at the Riyadh Park Mall
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