One profound connection is that both the dances we researched have different rhythms associated with them. Your researched dances ( Salsa and Tango ) as well as mine ( Irish and African dance ) both have different rhythms and make them unique, which is a great connection. Now, why is this connection profound/important? Well, this connection is important mainly because it shows that each dance is different, even though “ x “ dance and “ y “ dance might seem similar/the same, they are not the same – each dance could have something that differentiates them from the other, in this case it is rhythm. Whether it be Salsa/Tango’s or African/Irish dance’s rhythm, each dance has something that sets itself apart. Also, another thing to add to
One profound connection is that both the dances we researched have different rhythms associated with them. Your researched dances ( Salsa and Tango ) as well as mine ( Irish and African dance ) both have different rhythms and make them unique, which is a great connection. Now, why is this connection profound/important? Well, this connection is important mainly because it shows that each dance is different, even though “ x “ dance and “ y “ dance might seem similar/the same, they are not the same – each dance could have something that differentiates them from the other, in this case it is rhythm. Whether it be Salsa/Tango’s or African/Irish dance’s rhythm, each dance has something that sets itself apart. Also, another thing to add to