"Riders of Iran (A)"[4] by Ian Paul Livingstone[1] is featured on Just Dance 2019 as part of Kids Mode, Just Dance Now, Just Dance Unlimited, Just Dance+, and 舞力无限. The song appears as "Tales of the Desert", and the artist is credited as "Persian Nights".
Appearance of the Dancer[]
The dancer is a female explorer with wavy pink hair with a blue headband across her forehead. She wears a red short shirt with a blue and gold vest over it, red pants with a black belt, and black and yellow bracelets. She also has yellow and orange slippers with black accents. She has a small sword on her right hip.
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The background is an Indian temple. The temple consists of: golden coins, golden jewelry, a treasure chest, and a torch. Vines can be seen hanging from the ceiling, and statues of monkeys appear, outside of the temple is what looks like a view of Taj Mahal. At some points in the routine, the setting turns to night, monkeys also swing from the vines, as the dancer did in the beginning of the routine.
Gold Moves[]
There are 2 Gold Moves in this routine:
Gold Move 1: Raise your arms quickly.
Gold Move 2: Slowly bring your arms down to your waist.
Appearances in Playlists[]
Tales of the Desert is featured in the following playlists:
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Trivia[]
- The preview for Tales of the Desert features only four players, and its audio is out of sync.
- In the credits, the composer is credited as "Ian Livingstone" instead of "Ian Paul Livingstone".
- During the development of Just Dance 2019, the routine was refered to as "The Explorer" by Cheb Salama.[5]
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