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Gumboot dancing doesn't usually have music to accompany it. bells that are attached to the boots mixed with the beats that the performers are making by slapping their bodies and gumboots sound like an orchestra of drums. African drums are sometimes used. African singing or chanting is also commonly used Music (2007).ranscript of Gumboot Dancing. South African. Gumboot Dancing People nowadays perform gumboot dancing as a way to entertain audiences. Gumboot dancing has evolved exponentially over the time it has been around.
In South Africa gumboot dancing has a seductive magnetism synonymous with the countryâs mining culture, but few people know of the hidden meaning and history of this infectious dance tradition. The dance form came of age in the gold mines during the last decades of the 19 th century.ooted back in the dark gold mine tunnels of South Africa more than a century ago, gumboot dancing has come full circle. Initially a codified tap used by black miners deprived of conversation, gumboot dancing today is one of the most expressive South African dance genres.