English Words to a Song about Witch Dance In the eerie night, under the pale moonlight, We gather in the woods, witches of might. With broomsticks in hand, we twirl and spin, Summoning spirits from the realms within. **Chanting ancient spells, we unite as one, Dancing in circles, our power begun.** **Witches of the past join us with their grace, Whispering secrets, passing down their ways.** Flames flicker in cauldrons, casting a glow, As we dance faster, our energy will grow. **The wind howls, echoing our ancient tune, As we celebrate the magic of the witch's moon.
But at the end of April, the women of Wolfshäger Hexenbrut (in English: The Wolf Hunter's Coven), located in Wolfshagen im Harz, Germany, do something a little different.
But at the end of April, the women of Wolfshäger Hexenbrut in English The Wolf Hunter s Coven , located in Wolfshagen im Harz, Germany, do something a little different. They get together to celebrate Walpurgis, a holiday celebrating fertility, celebrations including lots of dancing, foods, and drinking, which usually occurs every year on April 30th.
**The wind howls, echoing our ancient tune, As we celebrate the magic of the witch's moon.** **Our laughter echoes through the midnight air, As we dance with joy, without a single care.** **In a whirl of powders, potions, and charms, We honor the spirits and embrace their warm arms.
The Witch Dance: What It Is And Where You Can See It Live
Every year, women and men get together to celebrate the seasons, host gatherings, dance, and have a good time.
But at the end of April, the women of Wolfshäger Hexenbrut (in English: The Wolf Hunter's Coven), located in Wolfshagen im Harz, Germany, do something a little different.
They get together to celebrate Walpurgis, a holiday celebrating fertility, celebrations including lots of dancing, foods, and drinking, which usually occurs every year on April 30th.
However, in 2016, their celebrations included a choreographed dance to Schüttel deinen Speck, in English: Shake Your Bacon, by German Reggae-Pop artist, Peter Fox, in 2008.
The dance went viral once posted to YouTube -
See their dance video here:
After their video took off, it made waves all around the world.
Their 'Witch Dance' was then picked up by various different covens, pagan groups and Halloween celebrations all over the world, becoming particularly popular with US-based groups.
The ladies posted a thank you note for the response they received that first year.
The choreography was later released to English by American choreographer Kelli Derengowski in North Carolina.
Since then, groups from all over the world have taken up the dance, and many groups have performed the witch dance live.
In America, the dances seem to have been scheduled not in honor of Walpurgis, but rather, for Samhain, also known as Halloween.
After these dance videos started popping up in cities all over the world from 2016-2017. This seems to have thereby turning Peter Fox's Schüttel deinen Speck into a now sort of universal anthem for female power.
Every year, women and men get together to celebrate the seasons, host gatherings, dance, and have a good time.
** **Our dance is a ritual, a celebration of life, Embracing our power, embracing the night.** In this witch's dance, we find our place, Connecting to nature, embracing our grace. So join us, my friend, in this sacred space, And let your spirit dance with the witch's grace..
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