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Cuba's playful triple-step dance that became a global ballroom sensation.

From the passion of flamenco to the heat of salsa — Latin dance forms are the world's most vibrant.

Cuba's playful triple-step dance that became a global ballroom sensation.

The most dramatic partner dance ever invented — passion, tension and precise technique.

The Dominican Republic's sensual close-partner dance that swept the world in the 2010s.

The explosive carnival dance — rapid hip movements, samba de gafieira and pure joy.

Colombia's iconic folk dance blending African, Indigenous and Spanish influences.

Spain's fierce and emotional art form — powerful footwork, guitar and raw soul.

Born in New York's Caribbean communities — infectious rhythm, footwork and partner chemistry.

Haiti and Dominican Republic's national dance — upbeat, accessible and infectiously fun.

New York's 1950s Palladium dance halls birthed mambo — wild, fast and exhilarating.

The slow romantic dance of Cuba and Mexico — tender, intimate and beautifully melodic.

Brazil's martial arts dance disguised as play — acrobatic, rhythmic and deeply African.

The rhythmic, hip-driven partner dance born from Puerto Rican reggaeton music.
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