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The document summarizes a dance club activity held by Top Fitness gym. It provides details on the objective to promote the dance club and encourage interaction between students of different majors. Laura Bonilla heads the dance group, which teaches rhythms like bachata, swing, merengue, salsa, and bolero every two weeks. Background information is given on salsa and merengue music origins and styles. The conclusion welcomes students to the dance week activities and encourages dancing to reduce stress.
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3) Fandango, an old Spanish partner dance with spins that has acquired flamenco characteristics over time.
4) Additional dances mentioned include ballet, rhythmic gymnastics, cha-cha-cha, paso doble, samba, tango, mambo, meringue, salsa, belly dance, hip-hop, funky, and
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Samba, an African-influenced Brazilian dance performed at Rio's carnival celebrations involving elaborate costumes and themes. Cha-cha-cha originated in 1950s Cuba as musicians made dance music less syncopated, and dancers improvised triple steps called "cha-cha-cha." Paso doble depicts a bullfight with the male dancer as the bullfighter and partner as his cape, set to Spanish march music.
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The passage discusses the Latin American tradition of "El Año Viejo" celebrated on New Year's Eve. In this tradition, communities come together to reflect on their accomplishments and failures of the past year. They are called to set "obligatory resolutions for change" that are announced publicly on December 31st before welcoming the New Year. The tradition emphasizes being thankful for blessings of the past year and involves a popular song that is sung to symbolically burn the old year and welcome the new.
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- Flamenco originates in Spain and combines guitar, singing, dancing and clapping to express emotions.
- Merengue comes from the Dominican Republic and Haiti and may have been named for its fast, precise rhythms or the light, frivolous character of the dance. Originally it was danced in a circle rather than by couples.
- Tango originated in Spain or Morocco and was brought to Latin America; it started as a solo female dance and later included one or two couples walking together.
The History of Salsa Dancing
Salsa dancing originated in Cuba, where people would gather in casinos to dance to rhythms blending African drums and Spanish guitar. Cuban music spread to the US through radio and American tourists visiting Havana. The Palladium Club in New York popularized Latin styles like mambo. When relations with Cuba deteriorated, Puerto Rican and jazz musicians in New York kept Cuban styles alive by mixing them with their own. Salsa incorporated diverse influences as it spread globally and evolved into many regional styles danced to today.
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1. The document discusses various genres of African and Latin American music such as Afrobeat, Apala, Axe, Jit, Juju, Kwassa Kwassa, and their origins and characteristics.
2. It also examines the influences on Latin American music including Indigenous, Spanish-Portuguese, and African influences and genres like son, mariachi, bossa nova, reggae, salsa, and their major exponents.
3. The role of music in African daily life and culture is outlined as well as percussion instruments, call-and-response style, blues, soul, spirituals and the spread of African musical traditions in Latin America.
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This document provides an overview of various Afro-Latin American and popular music genres including their origins and characteristics. It discusses traditional African music and how it influenced genres like Apala, Juju, and Zouk. It also covers the evolution of genres like blues, soul music, spirituals, and call-and-response patterns in America. Additionally, it summarizes the origins and styles of many Latin American genres such as cumbia, tango, cha-cha, bossa nova, salsa, and rumba. It concludes with sections on reggae, jazz music styles like ragtime, big band, bebop, and jazz rock.
MAPEH10 AFRICAN MUSIC _ 2ND QUARTER - MCDR
This document outlines an introduction to Afro-American music and popular music over 3 lessons. Lesson 1 discusses the origins and types of traditional African music, as well as vocal and dance forms. Lesson 2 covers the influences and genres of Latin American music such as samba, son, salsa, and tango. Lesson 3 defines popular music and examines genres including ballads, standards, rock and roll, disco, hip hop, alternative music, and today's pop idols and music groups.
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This document discusses the music of Africa and Latin America. It describes how African music plays an important role in ceremonies and daily life, using instruments like drums. It influenced the development of genres like jazz, salsa, samba, and reggae. Latin American music was shaped by indigenous, African, and European influences. It is characterized by complex rhythms and percussion, with styles varying by region. Popular Latin music today continues to blend these cultural influences.
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African music is an integral part of everyday life in Africa, found in work, religion, gatherings, and celebrations. It has common characteristics despite diverse sources. Latin American music has three main influences - Indigenous, Spanish-Portuguese, and African. It varies across regions like the Andean, Central America, Caribbean, and Brazil, and includes genres like samba, rumba, cumbia, and reggae that blend these influences. Native, European, and African musical traditions all shaped the distinct musical styles across Latin America.
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This document provides information about arts from different regions in the Philippines, with a focus on music and dance. It discusses various forms of traditional and folk music from the pre-Spanish, Spanish, and American periods. It also describes many traditional folk dances from various regions, including Tinikling from Leyte, Itik-Itik from Surigao, Sayaw sa Bangko from Pangasinan, and others. The document emphasizes the significance of preserving and promoting regional arts forms in Filipino culture.
A quick guide to dance
Ballet is a specific dance form taught in schools according to specific methods using dance, mime, acting and music to tell stories through graceful, precise movements. Ballroom dance refers to partner dances that originated in Western societies and are now enjoyed socially and competitively worldwide. Breakdancing evolved from hip hop culture in the 1970s South Bronx and is improvisational, allowing many elements. Capoeira is an Afro-Brazilian martial art and game played in a circle to music and instruments where players spar and use acrobatics and ground techniques like sweeps and kicks.
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Music of Latin America developed from three main influences: indigenous, Spanish-Portuguese, and African. Indigenous music used local instruments like drums, flutes, and shells. Afro-Latin music features rich rhythmic patterns from drums and percussion. European music brought melodies and styles. Popular forms that developed include samba, son, salsa, and others blending these influences into dance music traditions.
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