What are the dance in kiriwkiw dance?

The dances of Kiribati are traditionally performed by men and women separately, and can be broadly classified into two styles:

1. Kakai/Kaba-Kaba: This is a lively, fast-paced dance performed by men or boys. It involves vigorous stamping of feet and movement of the hands and body, often with a drum or other rhythmic accompaniment.

2. Waiwa/Kaimatoa: This is a more graceful dance performed by women or girls. It is characterized by slow, rhythmic swaying movements, with the hands and arms often moving in a fluid, sweeping manner.