Buenos Aires Tango
The Buenos Aires Tango is a great part of the Argentine identity today. The dance and the music represent the history of the country and the culture of Argentina.
The dancers used the emotion to present a sensual dance and with a lot of passion.
As a musical genre, It was born at the end of XIX century in a Buenos Aires in full growth. However, the idea of men and women with the bodies strongly embraced, was shocked to the society of the time. Therefore, it was only popular among low class society.
Then, in 1910, it was danced in Paris quickly expanding his popularity around the world.
It is traditionally played on a solo guitar, guitar duo, or an ensemble, known as the orquesta, which includes at least two violins, flute, piano, double …show more content…
Vallenato is a musical genre of the Colombian Caribbean coast. Its popularity has spread to all regions of the country and neighboring countries.
It is traditionally interpreted with three instruments: diatonic accordion, the guacharaca and box (small goat leather drum). The rhythms or musical airs of the vallenato are the paseo, merengue, puya, son and tambora.
Vallenato is not a ballroom dance, it is closely linked with the Colombian idiosyncrasy. Vallenato has not developed as a spectacle for those who see it, but for who dance it. Its steps are close related to salsa and merengue movements.
The Salsa is one of the most popular social dancing in Latin America. It is a dance for couples.
It is originated in Cuban but today is also related to countries such as Colombia and Puerto Rico. Their steps have African and European influences.
Salsa dance entered into peak of its popularity in 1970s when the influx of Dominican and Puerto Rican workers to United States
It is traditionally with different instruments including The bongos, the claves, the conga Drum, The Guiro, The Marimba, maracas, trumpets and trombone, guitars, saxophone, the Cowbelland and
The dancers used the emotion to present a sensual dance and with a lot of passion.
As a musical genre, It was born at the end of XIX century in a Buenos Aires in full growth. However, the idea of men and women with the bodies strongly embraced, was shocked to the society of the time. Therefore, it was only popular among low class society.
Then, in 1910, it was danced in Paris quickly expanding his popularity around the world.
It is traditionally played on a solo guitar, guitar duo, or an ensemble, known as the orquesta, which includes at least two violins, flute, piano, double …show more content…
Vallenato is a musical genre of the Colombian Caribbean coast. Its popularity has spread to all regions of the country and neighboring countries.
It is traditionally interpreted with three instruments: diatonic accordion, the guacharaca and box (small goat leather drum). The rhythms or musical airs of the vallenato are the paseo, merengue, puya, son and tambora.
Vallenato is not a ballroom dance, it is closely linked with the Colombian idiosyncrasy. Vallenato has not developed as a spectacle for those who see it, but for who dance it. Its steps are close related to salsa and merengue movements.
The Salsa is one of the most popular social dancing in Latin America. It is a dance for couples.
It is originated in Cuban but today is also related to countries such as Colombia and Puerto Rico. Their steps have African and European influences.
Salsa dance entered into peak of its popularity in 1970s when the influx of Dominican and Puerto Rican workers to United States
It is traditionally with different instruments including The bongos, the claves, the conga Drum, The Guiro, The Marimba, maracas, trumpets and trombone, guitars, saxophone, the Cowbelland and