Usually jumped during large events.

The hot foot dance literally sees the performer using his or her feet to shake and change steps quickly and at high frequency. This devilish step looks like the feet are hot. In fact, it is a mask dance that originated from Mahawi and was born in the 1950s. When this mask dance was first born, it was the most popular in C?te d'Ivoire. The local Guluo people showed us traditional handicraft creation and wonderful performance art through this dance. The performers are usually men. They wear local hand-woven costumes, exaggerated masks on their heads, and distinctive makeup. They usually hold oxtail decorations in their hands. This costume can be said to be the finishing touch of the dance. Under the influence of music, dance your body to the cheerful music. According to the editor's understanding, this dance is to praise the hard work, bravery and wisdom of Guluo women, so the lines of their masks have a soft beauty. The performers shake their own breasts quickly and frequently through the music melody of flutes, drums and other instruments. The legs, feet, and hands must also flip in coordination. This kind of dance is a great test of the performer's physical strength.