[DOC] [TLE] Just Dance Ballroom :: Dance Styles [PAR] It's also not as standardized as International style, which is danced and known 
worldwide. ... The five most popular Ballroom dances in the world are Foxtrot, 
Waltz, Rumba, Cha ... The Tango originated in Buenos Aires during the late 19th 
Century and ... The basic rhythm of steps in patterns, like Rumba, is Slow-Quick-
Quick. [DOC] [TLE] Latin Dance Names [PAR] 20 BAION: A type of slow Samba rhythm from Brazil that became popular in = 
North ... It was formerly danced only = by the natives but became a ballroom 
dance to be ... CONGA: An African-Cuban dance characterized by the extreme 
violence of .... its lighthearted Brazilian/Caribbean beat = combines the flavor of 
the Samba... [DOC] [TLE] Latin Dances - Dancemasters Ballroom [PAR] Many popular dances originated in Latin America, and so are referred to as Latin 
dances. ... As music always dictates the dance, chasse' (meaning to chase) steps 
were inserted ... Out of respect, all the villagers started dancing with a limp. ... 
Noted for its Cuban Motion, Merengue is also characterized by its marching feel. [DOC] [TLE] Katia Vaz - RioHot [PAR] Merengue-a ballroom dance of Dominican and Haitian origin, characterized by a 
stiff-legged, limping step. Ideally suited to the small, crowded dance floors, it is... [DOC] [TLE] Merengue | Define Merengue at Dictionary.com [PAR] Merengue definition, a ballroom dance of Dominican and Haitian origin, 
characterized by a stiff-legged, limping step. ... a type of lively dance music 
originating in the Dominican Republic, which combines African and Spanish ... 
popular dance, 1936, from Dominican Creole mringue, from French mringue (
see meringue). [DOC] [TLE] Dance Styles & Descriptions - Dance lessons Ballroom Latin ... [PAR] Also called the Cha Cha Cha, this unmistakable dance originated in Cuba in the 
1950's. ... Samba is a fun, upbeat, lively dance that is characterized by its 
syncopated ... steps that make this dance popular with beginners and advanced 
dancers alike. .... It is danced with a limping step, the weight always on the same 
foot. [DOC] [TLE] History of Dance | DROYL - Dance Round Out Your Life [PAR] But at this time, ballroom dancing involved the formal, stylized, pattern dancing of 
the ... Perhaps the most distinctive feature of today's waltz is its pronounced rise 
and fall, which ... One of the most popular one steps was the Turkey Trot. ... More 
Latin Rhythms  Many forms of Rumba originated among the African slaves in... [DOC] [TLE] Dances You Can Learn - Footnotes Ballroom Company [PAR] If you are new to dancing, you may be interested in our Introductory Pacakge. .... 
its look from an elderly war hero who, while dancing couldn't help but limp to one 
side. ... It originated in the Dominican Republic in the 1800s, and thusly became 
... It is a fun, up-beat dance, characterized by its bounce, rock-step, and swing... [DOC] [TLE] Dance Descriptions | The Grand Monadnock Ballroom [PAR] This dance originated in 1913 when a vaudeville performer by the name of Harry 
Fox ... It is characterized by its speed, (approximately twice as fast as Waltz), and 
features a ... Rumba is derived from the Afro-Caribbean dance Son and has 
been popular in this ... The Mambo is a spot dance and the steps are quite 
compact. [DOC] [TLE] Dances Definitions.ppt [PAR] The standardized expression of popular Latin dances embraced by cultures ... 
ARGENTINIAN TANGO: Originated in the West Indies where it was danced ... 
CONGA: An African-Cuban dance characterized by the extreme violence of ... 
dancers as a slight limp. ... dancing except that it has a peculiar hopping step of 
its own. [DOC] [TLE] About Dance - Ballroom Dancing - Fresno, CA - Learn to Dance with ... [PAR] NEW Beginners CLASSES  Introductory Special  Dance Programs  Kids ... 
France also had it's dances in 1600's the Minuet, Cotillion popularized by ... 
Ballroom Dance is a style of partner dance which originated in

Question: Originating in the Caribbean, it's a popular ballroom dance characterized by a limping step
Answer: the merengue