Meke is a traditional dance form from Fiji, characterized by its vibrant movements and storytelling elements. It is often performed during cultural ceremonies, celebrations, and important events, showcasing the rich heritage of the Fijian people. The dance typically involves a group of performers who wear colorful costumes and use expressive gestures to convey narratives. The performance of meke is accompanied by traditional music, which includes the use of instruments like the lali (a wooden drum) and singing. Meke serves not only as entertainment but also as a means of preserving and passing down Fijian culture and history to future generations.