CUBAN SALSA MUSIC 2017
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Salsa music is the one style of music that stirs the ancestors of all Cubans. My country needs popular dance music so that we can move our hips. country needs popular dance music so that we can move our hips. Even people with two left feet dance a little, and this just happens to be the slogan of a new Cuban television show being produced by Cuban television channel RTV.
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