Sentences with phrase «dancing rumba»

People are chatting, dancing rumba or enjoying a cigar.

The comedian, donning a white linen suit, got drunk at the Havana Club Rum Museum, attempted to dance the rumba, and learned to roll a Cuban cigar.

Not exact matches

The goal is to celebrate your child's successes and give him an incentive to continue, so the dance can be anything from a modified end - zone chicken dance to a full - on rumba with accompanying song — whatever feels right to you.

The most common dance forms taught in ballroom are the tango, rumba, cha - cha - cha, quickstep, jive, samba, foxtrot and slow rhythm.

The rumba came from Cuba, but it was the American version called the box rumba that was danced for many years.

And glide across that dance floor to a beautiful waltz or saucy rumba.

Find out which Dancing With the Stars partners did more than just practice the rumba during their stint on the ABC series.

Soul of a Woman is a final set of genre - perfect old - school soul: brisk rumba - soul in «Sail On,» hand - clapping neo-Motown in «Rumors,» a girl - group slow dance topped with hovering strings in «When I Saw Your Face.»

Ready to rumba: Tonya Harding has been confirmed as a contestant on Dancing With The Stars: Athletes; seen in January

Ready to rumba: Tonya Harding has been confirmed as a contestant on Dancing With The Stars: Athletes; seen on Friday on GMA

Ready to rumba: Tonya Harding has been confirmed as a contestant on Dancing With The Stars: Athletes; seen with her partner Sasha Farber

For female puppies: Blanca (for a white Havanese), Bolo (cake, a version of sweetie), Chacha (Cuban dance music), Chica (a pretty girl), Dolce (sweetie), Coco (coconut), Pedra (precious stone), Salsa (Latin music), Santa (saint), Rica (rich), Rumba (Cuban dance music), and Tia (auntie).

The feverish live music sessions provided free of charge by leading rumba bands are perennially popular, and the dancing is joyful and intense.

Somewhere in the music there's the ghost of rumba and Cuban rhythm, as well as an African beat all its own, the dancers shaking and twisting to a dance known as ndombolo, the «dance of the parrot», which is based partly on the gait of the assassinated Congolese president Laurent - Désiré Kabila, and partly on the walk of Vieux Marcel, a gorilla in Kinshasa zoo.

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