Originating from diverse cultural backgrounds, several dance forms are notable for their unique rhythms, histories, and traditional attire. Samba, a vibrant and rhythmic dance from Brazil, is widely recognized for its lively movements and colorful costumes.
Tango is genre and dance characteristic of the rio de la plata and its area of influence, mainly, from the cities of buenos aires and motevideo.
SAMBA
Samba is an electrifying and rhythmic dance from brazil
FLAMENCO
Flamenco is a Spanish musical genre that originates in the region of Andalusia, in areas of Extremadura and also in the Region of Murcia.1 2 Its main facets are singing, playing and dancing, also counting on its own traditions and norms.
CUMBIA
The Colombian cumbia, musical rhythm and Colombian folkloric dance, result of the musical and cultural mixture of indigenous and black slaves in the Caribbean Coast during the Conquest and the Colony.
HULA
The hula is a form of dance accompanied by songs or songs. It was developed in the Hawaiian Islands by the Polynesians who originally settled there