Toca Dance lets kids explore their creativity through dance and music. No
technical skills are required — Toca Dance is all
about wacky, fun and expressive movement.
Inspired by the high-energy style of that found in J-pop and dubstep, as
well as the quirkiness of creators like Michel Gondry, Toca Boca made
Toca Dance to feel relatable for all kids. It's designed for kids to
embrace the simple joy of dance and explore the
fun and silliness of it. I had a chance to review the app, and it is fun, especially for my music-loving kids.
With Toca Dance, kids are in full control as the dance instructor. They
pick three characters for their dance squad before going wild in the
costume closet and selecting their song. Once that’s done, the squad
scrambles off to rehearsals. Kids teach the dancers
their moves with six sequences to create and string together — shake
the choreographer’s head and the characters will mimic, swing her arms
and the characters will follow. When it’s time to head to the stage,
kids can change the backdrop and use special effects
and pyrotechnics. Hit play and watch the show. If kids want an encore
performance, they can simply save the video to their device’s camera
roll and show it off to their friends.
The app features five songs, ranging in style from pop to dubstep,
created specifically for Toca Boca by long-term musical partner Håkan
Lidbo. All five songs will be available on Spotify so kids can take
their onscreen experience into the real world. The musical
genres are intentionally broader than the typical nursery rhyme or
simple tune often found in kids’ products.
As with all Toca Boca apps Toca Dance features a kid-friendly interface
with no in-app purchases or Third-party advertising, free of rules
levels or high scores. Toca Dance is $2.99 on the App Store.
About Toca Boca
Toca
Boca, the No. 1 mobile-first kids brand in the App Store, is a play
studio that makes digital toys for kids. Since its first product launch
in 2011, Toca Boca has released 31 apps that have been downloaded in 215
countries
worldwide. With more than 100 million total downloads to date, Toca
Boca apps focus on stimulating kids’ imaginations so that they can play
and have fun in a safe digital environment. With offices in San
Francisco, Stockholm and New York, Toca Boca is part
of The Bonnier Group, a family-owned business that includes newspapers,
magazines, television, cinemas and digital media. For more information,
please visit www.tocaboca.com
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