Paysage, soudain, la nuit by Swedish choreographer Pontus Lidberg explores Cuban rumba: one beaming dancer after another arrives and turns on the pizzazz. It’s all leg day in the first section ...

Still unsure? Read on for more help! According to Webster’s New World College Dictionary, rumba is a noun that refers to “a dance of Cuban origin with a complex rhythm.” Many players found ...

“The whole eastern province of Cuba is to Cuban music what Appalachia is to country music in the U.S.,” says the co-director of the forthcoming documentary, “The Sound of Santiago.” “It’s so isolated.

After delighting audiences at the Casino de Paris in 2023 and the Seine musicale last year, "Pasión de Buena Vista" returns ...

Next up, Olympic gymnast Rhys McClenaghan and his professional dance partner, Laura Nolan danced a Romeo and Juliet-inspired Rumba to Love ... "It's all about the Cuban motion, it was there.

Every item might fit under the rubric of “dance-derived music of the Americas”, but beneath ... where pop and art music joyfully date. Gershwin’s Cuban Overture from 1932 featured some nattily ...

Afropop Worldwide has long celebrated the proliferation of talented female singers from Cape Verde, following in the footsteps of Cesaria Évora. Topping that list is Lucibela, with her astoundingly ...

Robert Moses’ KIN celebrates their 30th anniversary with The Kennings, an all-world-premiere program (March 14-16 at Z Space) ...

The word rumba comes from Spanish ... By the late 19th century in Cuba, the term became associated with a style of Afro-Cuban music and dance, blending African rhythms and Spanish traditions. The word ...

waving in the wind looped flag as a background Cuba Energetic hispanic couple against the background of the sunrise and ocean demonstrates elements of sensual Latin dance: bachata, rumba or kizomba.