Latin Dance

5 Latin American Dance Rhythms

Cha Cha Cha is a dance rhythm developed from the past Mambo rhythm called this rhythm, Mambo Cha Cha, originated from Cuban (Cuban) music of the rhythm. Cha Cha performed at a standard speed of 32 songs per minute (30 – 40 songs per minute), which is a very popular rhythm in Thailand. That would like to be called the third stroke.
Rumba was brought to America by African slaves, but around 1928/1929, this pace and rhythmic form It’s not quite clear yet. Most people take this dance as a new form of Foxtrot rhythm by adding a hip to it. After World War 2, Rumba was further developed into a rumba cuban. Speed per minute 25-27 bar per minute.
Samba the prototype of Samba is from Africa. But most developed in Brazil, the typical Samba action (BOUNCE ACTION) produces shortening and stretching of the knee and ankle. 50-52 bars per minute speed is very popular in brazil.
Paso Dobé is a dance rhythm native to Spain. Most popular Occurred in 1926, the rhythm Paso Dobe has been accepted. Packed into the rhythm of the competition Looks like a matador, a bullfighter. Speed per minute: 60-62 bar per minute.
JIEVE is a rhythmic swing dance influenced by ROCK’N’ROLL, BOGIE and AFRICAN / AMERICAN SWING has evolved into the rhythm. JITTERBUG (JITTERBUG) Then Magyve entered an international race with speeds of 42-44 bars per minute.

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