Serra is a dance from the Cape Verde islands, which are a group of islands near Africa. People do this dance by standing in a circle and moving their bodies to the music. The music played during this dance has a special rhythm that helps people know when to move their bodies.
To do the serra dance, people typically move their bodies side to side, and move their feet to match the rhythm of the music. They may also clap their hands or snap their fingers to keep time with the music.
This dance is very important to Cape Verdean culture, and is often performed at special events like weddings and festivals. By dancing the serra, people connect with each other and celebrate their traditions and history.