The dance challenge is to be unveiled by Lets Dance Africa
Ghanaian dance group, Lets Dance Africa, is ready to announce the launch of a captivating dance challenge inspired by the inspiring track, “Covenant Keeping God” by the talented gospel artist Ronica Sings.
This initiative aims to celebrate the uplifting spirit of the song while encouraging individuals to express their creativity through dance and also to promote it.
Ronica Sings, known for her powerful vocals and heartfelt lyrics, has captivated audiences with her music that resonates deeply within the gospel community.
“Covenant Keeping God” is indeed a song that gives faith to the broken-hearted and also preaches the commitment to God.
Kick-off begins soon. The dance challenge invites participants to create and share their unique dance routines inspired by the song. Whether you’re a professional dancer or just someone who loves to move, this challenge is inclusive and open to all.
“Covenant Keeping God,” is a powerful song celebrating faith, resilience, and the unbreakable promises of love and support from the Divine.
The song marries Ronica’s soulful vocals with an infectious beat, creating a perfect backdrop for a dance challenge that encourages participants to express their joy and gratitude through dance.
Ronica describes the motivation behind the dance challenge and according to her, she wanted to create something that not only highlights the message of my song but also invites people to engage with it in a fun and creative way. Dance has a universal appeal and can bring people together, transcending cultural and geographical boundaries. I hope to see people from all walks of life joining in and sharing their interpretations of ‘Covenant Keeping God.’
The dance challenge will be officially launched soon and participants are encouraged to share their dance videos on social media platforms using the hashtag #CovenantKeepingDanceChallenge.
Ronica will personally engage with submissions, sharing her favorites and even surprising a few lucky participants with exclusive content and prizes.
The anticipated dance challenge kickstarts on December 19, 2024.
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