peachexploration said::lol: :lol: Silly goose. :nope:
hola peaches! quaack :raisebro:
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peachexploration said::lol: :lol: Silly goose. :nope:
MacMoto said:If you mean Cuban rumba, it's nothing like it. If you mean ballroom rumba, perhaps -- it's a slow dance, sensual in a sedate way, as the music suggests. No fancy turn patterns or spin spin spin.Twilight_Elena said:Hmm. The way everybody has been describing it, son sounds to me like a combination of rumba and salsa;
Guarachero said:¿Ballroom Rumba?Yes, that seems pointing to the right direction.
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:lol: :lol:Twilight_Elena said:Guarachero said:¿Ballroom Rumba?Yes, that seems pointing to the right direction.
Guarachero
Hah! And not just any ballroom rumba.. it's ballroom rumba with a salsa taste!![]()
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I'm going to tackle this soon enough...
Twilight Elena
Guarachero said::lol: :lol:Twilight_Elena said:Guarachero said:¿Ballroom Rumba?Yes, that seems pointing to the right direction.
Guarachero
Hah! And not just any ballroom rumba.. it's ballroom rumba with a salsa taste!![]()
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I'm going to tackle this soon enough...
Twilight Elena
:lol: :lol:![]()
What happened was that selfmade musicians (Oriente Province) were Soneando around late 1800s. This type of ballroom Rumba took place during the troop excahnge between Havana and Oriente. To me, sounds like an irony that Son was banned from ballrooms, but Rumba was not :roll: . It looks to me that ballroom Rumba was a disguise of Son.
I hear some of those so called Rumbas and some antique Sons, and I don't hear a lot of difference :cry:
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OK might I just say Peach that you are the hero of this threadpeachexploration said:Demonstration of Son here :arrow: salsaroots.com/videos/SON2.MOV
africana said:I Love that songI used to be obssesed with it right when I got back from Cuba
Click here & you'll find out! 8)IsabellaCruella said:africana said:I Love that songI used to be obssesed with it right when I got back from Cuba
africana, you are so sexy. Jesus, I would love to go to cuba... how did you do it?
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Twilight_Elena said:I've seen the video, africana, and I have a general picture of the dance. It's just that performance and social usually differ greatly. Think salsa performances and social. Huge differences there.![]()
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ahh a man who tells the truth,es verdad como cosi can get twisted.Guarachero said:Yes![]()
Sometimes, people put too much of their opinions to replace the facts and we all end up with twisted info. Now, keep in mind that not all I learnt from the books in Cuba may be accurate. I grew up with the Revolution and some old musicians have showed me some inaccuracies in Castro's theory of history![]()
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peachexploration said:Twilight_Elena said:I've seen the video, africana, and I have a general picture of the dance. It's just that performance and social usually differ greatly. Think salsa performances and social. Huge differences there.![]()
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TE, according to my Cuban friends. that video is pretty much on target as far as authenticity, social or performance wise. Any other Cubanos in the house to verify this? Thank goodness there isn't anyone flying through the air or spinning like a cartoon tasmanian devil all over place. :lol: