Indlamu dance, Zulu war Dance 🇿🇦 Indlamu is a very high spirited and energetic tribal war dance form which come from the Zulu tribe in South Africa. Traditionally, the purpose of Indlamu (the most commonly associated dance with Zulu) was to prepare troops for war. Indlamu dance in Zulu culture was and still is used as an important factor in maintaining a sense of group solidarity. South Africans Zulus are known for their foot stomping movements that send dust flying and create a resonating for

Indlamu - the Zulu Dance of Defiance The Indlamu dance is a dance among the Nguni - the ancestral home of the Zulu, Xhosa, Ndebele and Swazi tribes. The Zulu’s performance of the Indlamu is considered the most intense display of defiance and to some extent a fierce reiteration of Zulu nationalism and blatant pride (remember the bitter rivalry between Zulu leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi/Inkatha Freedom Party and Nelson Mandela/ANC after SA independence). The other dance that is popular among the Ngu

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