"Papaoutai" (African Dance) is playable on Just Dance 2015, where the routine can be unlocked through normal gameplay. It is exclusive to the PAL region. The routine also appears on Just Dance+.
Appearance of the Dancer[]

The dancer is a woman. She wears a bright yellow overcoat and a zebra-patterned top. She has a black curly hair and wears a pink african turban with dangling jewelry. She also accessorizes with colorful bracelets on both wrists, red and round earrings, and a necklace with colorful baubles. The coach also wears a pair of leggings, one completely red and the other in various bright colors and patterns. The coach is also barefoot. She has a solid dark blue outline and her glove is a vibrant green.
Background[]
The background for is similar to that of all of the Extreme routines on Just Dance 2015. It glows red, green, orange, and turquoise at points at the song.
Gold Moves[]
There are 2 Gold Moves in this routine, both of which are the same:
Both Gold Moves: Leap into the air and put your bent left elbow above your straightened right arm directly over your chest as if you are hugging yourself. As soon as you land, punch the air.
Appearances in Mashups[]
Papaoutai (African Dance) appears in the following Mashups:
- Fatima (World Music)
Captions[]
Papaoutai (African Dance) appears in Party Master Modes. Here are the captions attributed to her dance moves:
- Africa’s in Me
- African Shuffle
- Djole
Trivia[]
- Main article: Papaoutai#Trivia
- Despite not being available on Just Dance 2016, the classic and alt avatars can be seen in the image used to represent the phone controller option.[2]
- The cover and map background features one part of the background that has been mirrored to the right side.
- The dancer's outline is missing in the Just Dance+ cover.
Gallery[]
Game Files[]
(Just Dance 2015)
(Just Dance+)
In-Game Screenshots[]
Beta Elements[]
Videos[]
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