Thursday 22 August 2013

VIRGIN DANCE: ZULU CULTURE

                          Zulu king tells ritual dancing virgins to cover up 'because Europeans
                          keep taking pictures of their naked buttocks.


Teenage girls in an African tribe have been ordered to cover up during ritual dances because 'perverted' Europeans keep taking pictures of their bare bottoms.  Young virgins have been performing the Zulu Royal Reed Dance for centuries wearing nothing but beads and short fringed skirts.

But now King Goodwill Zwelithini has told the girls to put on sarongs or traditional undergarments called umuntsha to cover their buttocks. He said the event was 'not for looking at maidens' bottoms.'

The king added: 'There are times when maidens have to sing and dance and we end up seeing certain private body parts that we're not supposed to see.' Locals are said to be fed up of 'lascivious' male tourists who 'act like paparazzi' and 'zoom in on bare flesh with their high-tech cameras.'



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