Compilation of 'Gurenge' Dance Videos [Sports Day & Recital]
Hey, you there who’s looking for choreography because you want to dance to “Gurenge” at your sports day! We’ve got the perfect solution for you! In this article, we’ve put together a complete roundup of videos of people dancing to “Gurenge.” There are quite a lot of dance videos for this one song alone.
You can really see how popular “Gurenge,” and by extension Demon Slayer, is from this! Find the choreography you’d love to try and give it a go! It’s also great for beginners!
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“Gurenge” Dance Compilation Videos [Sports Day / Kids’ Recital] (11–20)
Breakdance version
If you want to incorporate acrobatic moves reminiscent of Demon Slayer, the breakdance version is recommended.
When people think of breakdancing, they often picture spinning around on your head.
But in reality there are many different moves, and some are relatively easy.
Plus, because breakdance originally started on the streets, it also has a stylish flair to its movement.
Start by watching some videos and consider which moves you might be able to incorporate.
Pom-Pom Dance
Pairing “Gurenge” with a pom‑pom dance is also recommended.
The pom‑pom dance is that routine where you use pom-poms made from items like plastic ribbon tape (suzuran tape).
The movements are very slow, so even small children can give it a try.
You can also add variety by tossing or spinning the pom-poms.
It might be nice to prepare pom-poms in multiple colors to match the images of the characters in the work.
It’s perfect for those looking for a cute, charming style of choreography.
For elementary and junior high school students
This is a performance of “Gurenge” danced by eight elementary and junior high school students.
If you look closely, you’ll notice that the four dancers split left and right form one team and perform the same movements.
Because of that, even when dancing with a large group, it’s essentially organized in teams of four, making it easier to achieve uniformity in the choreography.
You could also arrange it by increasing the number of dancers to create three teams, for example.
By the way, this dance features choreography that links directly to the lyrics, which makes it easier to dance with more emotion.
Choreography incorporating Japanese traditional dance
Demon Slayer has a distinctly traditional Japanese feel, doesn’t it? I imagine many kids admire the kimonos worn by the characters.
That’s why I’d like to recommend choreography that incorporates Japanese dance.
If you can’t get a kimono, a happi coat can still create the right atmosphere.
First, prepare a folding fan and try mimicking the movements you see.
From there, the ideas should start to flow.
Rather than thinking of it as dance, approach it as more of a graceful performance.
Easy Lock Dance
“Gurenge” has a fast tempo and an intense feel, right? Because of that, incorporating sharp, powerful movements into the dance will make it look really cool.
In this simple locking routine, we focus on basic steps while keeping the signature intensity of lock dance intact.
It will take practice, but you should be able to learn a high-energy routine in a relatively short time.
Plus, once you’ve learned these moves, they’ll come in handy when you want to dance to other songs too.
To start, try playing the video in slow motion and mimic the movements.
Diet dance version
As the name suggests, the diet dance version incorporates movements that help you slim down.
It’s designed to move both the upper and lower body in a well-balanced way.
That said, many of you might feel it’s a bit different from the kind of dance you’re looking for.
In that case, why not just incorporate the chorus moves that evoke techniques from the work itself? The dynamic choreography will instantly boost the impact of your dance.
Plus, the movements are simple, so you should be able to copy them right away.
In conclusion
I introduced so many that you might actually be wondering which one to dance.
In that case, it’s totally fine to pick out your favorite parts from each choreography and combine them in your own way.
Have fun and dance to “Gurenge”!