what is rumba

The rumba refers to several Latin dance forms,
which differ greatly. Almost all rumba dances are
meant to infer the sexual relationship between
partners. The moves can be subtle or quite obvious,
depending on the type of form danced.
The Cuban rumba is very different than what one
would see in a ballroom dancing competition. The
dance is highly energetic and was thought to have
derived directly from the dancing of African slaves
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performance of this form of rumba back as early as
the late 19th century.
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so suggestive and frank, that the dance was often
considered unacceptable in the countries it was
performed, and was prohibited.
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the female standing resistant to the man’s charms.
This form of rumba frequently includes acrobatic
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performed by the male. In order to achieve sexual
gratification, he must impress his female partner.
The second part of the Cuban rumba usually brings
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connect, and many moves indicate various sexual
positions with the male
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dominant. The partners are often hip to hip in
dance connections. This type of form is rarely seen
except in exhibitions since it requires a great
deal of space to perform it properly. The dancers
are mostly apart, and utilize a significant amount
of floor space while performing very different
acrobatic moves far apart from each other.
Since the Cuban rumba was considered improper, a
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developed. This dance is much slower in tempo and
has been the traditional dance adapted for Ballroom
dancing competitions. A third rumba, the danzon is
extremely slow, and is sometimes seen in West Coast
Swing variants.
The son rumba is meant
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distinct difference from the Cuban rumba. It is
considered the bedroom dance, or the “dance of
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the final moment or two, the female and male dance
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the 1920s and was for a time, quite popular.
However, the introduction of the mambo caused the
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reintroduced in Ballroom Dance competitions
featuring Latin Dance. It now is considered both an
important and exciting dance to learn, and is
particularly noted for featuring the skill of the
female dancer.