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  • Egyptian dancing
    Western dance
    / Latin-American and jazz dances

    …trot, the fox-trot, and the quickstep, performed to the new jagged rhythms. These rhythms were African in origin, whether from the Latin-American tangos and rumbas or from the Afro-American jazz. It is impossible to say how far this music was reduced in intensity from its original forms, but its influence…

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    …trot, the fox-trot, and the quickstep, performed to the new jagged rhythms. These rhythms were African in origin, whether from the Latin-American tangos and rumbas or from the Afro-American jazz. It is impossible to say how far this music was reduced in intensity from its original forms, but its influence…

    Read More