The other large group of Latin dances is so-called Social (or ”club” Latina) includes Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, Reggaeton, Mambo, Kizomba, Zouk and Argentine tango. All Latin American dances are rhythmic and emotional, and some of them are particularly sensual. All of them are performed in a pair, a man and a woman and, unlike the European dances, the partners during the performance can either separate the contact, or cling to each other very closely. These are Samba, Rumba, Cha-Cha-Cha, Paso Doble and Jive (United States origine). The traditional program of Latin Ballroom Dances, adopted by the World DanceSport Federation, since 1930 includes five dances in the Latin American section. Latin Dances included in the program of Latin ballroom dancing (International Latin): LATIN DANCES LIST Social Latin American dances: Samba was brought to Brazil, and then to Europe, African influence is seen in rumba and cha cha cha which originated in Cuba and Haiti. Thus, the Spanish folk dance, the elements of which were performed by bullfighters during a bullfight, became known throughout the world as a paso doble.
They owe their wide popularity to curiously mixed cultures of the Americas, including European and local folk dances. Latin American dances are a type of ballroom and club dances that spread throughout Europe in the 19th century and became very popular.
Latin dances are rather a large group of dance styles that are united by their place of origin - Latin America and invariably passionate rhythms and performances.
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