How to Choose Rumba Dance Music
Some people consider the Rumba the most erotic and sensual of all the Latin dances. Originating out of Afro-Cuban music, the rumba is slower than other Latin dances, but concentrates on erotic hip movement. Here are some tips on how to choose Rumba Dance Music.
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Check out websites like danceshopper.com. They have a whole page dedicated to Rumba music. There you can listen to pieces of their most popular CDs like "The Best Rumba Collection," "Rumba Pa Ti," and "25 Super Rumba's." Other websites offering similar information are danceplus.com and thedancestoreonline.com.
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Define the type of Rumba dance you will be performing. There are many variations on the Rumba dance as its origins have ties to Latin America and Africa. Given this fact, there are certain songs that will lend themselves better to the style of Rumba you are performing.
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Ask members in the dance community. If you belong to a club or are taking lessons in a class, ask what are their favorite Rumba dance music songs. Then take the time to listen to them and see if they are right for your event or recital.
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Consider the degree of difficulty for the rumba dance you are performing. Before making your final selections, make sure that the song or songs you are choosing compliment the routine you have prepared. There is nothing worse than a rumba that is being performed where the music is the star and not the dancers. As you choreograph your dance, if you find dead spots, be sure to fill them with rhythmic movement.
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Tips & Warnings
Choose your Rumba dance music along with your partner. It's a great way to break the ice, before swaying your hips together.
