The document discusses various dances from around the world, including: 1) Bulería, a flamenco dance from Seville characterized by improvisation, spontaneous movements, and expressive footwork. 2) Sevillanas, a pairing dance from Seville known for its grace, vivacity, and flexibility. 3) Fandango, an old Spanish partner dance with spins that has acquired flamenco characteristics over time. 4) Additional dances mentioned include ballet, rhythmic gymnastics, cha-cha-cha, paso doble, samba, tango, mambo, meringue, salsa, belly dance, hip-hop, funky, and

1. DANCE

2. SEVILLE

6. COORDINATION

8. The technique of this dance is a major challenge, and requires a concentration quw to dominate the entire body, adding besides training in muscle flexibility, muscular coordination and musical rhythm.

10. BALLROOM DANCING

15. The tango can be interpreted by a variety of instrumental groups. Among the most characteristic are the quartet of guitars, guitar and accordion duo, a trio of accordion, piano and bass, and orchestra and sextet.

17. Mambo was originally developed from Danzon, a rate at that time prevailed in the Cuban music scene, but soon evolves into a faster tempo.

19. Originally, the meringue was played with string instruments. Years later, the strings were replaced by the accordon.

21. Salsa is the dance created by people speaking Caribbean salsa. Salsa dance mixes influences from Africa and European.

23. STREET DANCING

25. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWKDlF_oAXI

27. The funky reduce the prominence of melody and harmony and change gives greater weight to the percussion and electric bass line.

28. The funky usually built on the instruments of the electric guitar, electric bass, Hammond organ and drums, which play interlocking rhythms.

29. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwByFfbfIjk

31. Dolors sperm you like, on behalf of Sandra, Nagore, Elena, Julia and Xènia.

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