disco era
Mirror ball years
The disco era refers to the mid-1970s through early 1980s, when disco music dominated popular culture.
The period is associated with dance clubs, mirror balls, flashy fashion, and songs with driving four-on-the-floor beats: Studio 54 was the iconic nightclub of the disco era.
The era ended abruptly around 1980 amid cultural backlash.
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- get downDescend or dance wildly
- hustleEnergetic, aggressive action
- Saturday Night Fever1977 disco drama
- glitter ballRotating mirrored sphere
polyester · platform shoes · hot pants · John Travolta · Bee Gees · funky · groove · nightclub · strobe lights · bell-bottoms · sequins · dance floor · dance party · Studio 54 · afro · roller skating · vinyl · bass line
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