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Rumba
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rumba, rumba zene
a genre of Cuban dance and music characterized by its lively movements, syncopated rhythms, and Afro-Cuban influences
What is "rumba"?
Rumba is a traditional Cuban dance known for its slow, rhythmic movements and sensual style. It involves smooth, flowing steps with a strong emphasis on hip movement and body coordination. The dance is typically performed in pairs, with partners engaging in close, intimate movements. Rumba is accompanied by Afro-Cuban music with a steady, catchy rhythm, and it is celebrated for its expressive and graceful character.
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rumbá, rumba zene
syncopated music in duple time for dancing the rumba
to rumba
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rumba-táncolni, rumba-zni
dance the rhumba
rumba
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Példa
In Cuban culture, the rumba dance is a vibrant expression of heritage and community, often performed at social gatherings and celebrations.
Dancers at the salsa club delighted the crowd with their energetic rumba moves, infusing the dance floor with passion and rhythm.
The streets of Havana come alive with the infectious rhythms of rumba during the annual carnival celebrations.
In Cuban culture, learning to dance rumba is not just about mastering the steps but also understanding its deep-rooted connections to history and identity.
The rhythmic claves and drums set the pace for the dancers as they performed the sensual movements of the guaguancó, a style of rumba originating in Havana.
