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DANCE Flashcards

1
Q

socializing for the peasants

A

SOCIAL DANCE

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2
Q

extracted from social dance

A

BALLROOM DANCE

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3
Q

social dance for elite

A

BALLROOM DANCE

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4
Q

means: balliare

A

BALLROOM DANCE

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5
Q

called as partner dance

A

SOCIAL DANCE and BALLROOM DANCE

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6
Q

dance directions (counter-clockwise)

A

draw

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7
Q

walden: to turn/spin

A

WALTZ

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8
Q

lead and followers are seen holding hands while

dancing

A

WALTZ

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9
Q

closed ballroom position

A

WALTZ

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10
Q

3/4; glide, glide

A

WALTZ

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11
Q

voodoo band using component belt

A

CHACHACHA

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12
Q

4/4

A

CHACHACHA, TANGO, JIVE, BACHATA

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13
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Cuban style (chasing step)

A

rock step, cha, cha, cha

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14
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Filipino style (hip movement)

A

cha cha cha, lock step, lock, lock,

lock, lock

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15
Q

barrio dela ranas

A

TANGO

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16
Q
  • 4/4

- sensual

A

TANGO

17
Q

slow, slow, quick, quick, slow

A

TANGO

18
Q

immoral dance: using this dance to attract men

A

TANGO

19
Q

styles of tango dance

A

Argentinian Tango
International Tango
American Tango
Open Embrace

20
Q

close embrace
where lead and follow are connected
chest-to-chest

A

Argentinian Tango

21
Q

connected in

upper thigh and hip area

A

International Tango

22
Q

combination of

Argentine & International

A

American Tango

23
Q

where lead and follow

have space between their bodies

A

Open Embrace

24
Q

tango dance routine

A 
Progressive walk with grapevine
Figure 1: contraganza
Figure 2: basic with rock step
Figure 3: basic tango
Figure 4: basic with hook
25
Q

1927 Shorty George Snowden derived the name

from lindyhop

A

JIVE

26
Q

jitterbug

A

JIVE

27
Q

western swing

A

JIVE

28
Q

jive dance routine

A 
Introduction: chicken feet
Figure 1: basic jive
Figure 2: basic with counterclockwise and
clockwise movement
Figure 3: basic with American spin
Figure 4: basic jive with change place
29
Q

a rhythmic dance with Spanish and African

elements, originating in Cuba

A

RUMBA

30
Q

fourth step: tap

- sensual

A

BACHATA

31
Q
  • swaying hips
A

BACHATA

32
Q

upper body dance less movement

A

BACHATA

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