Dance move rhythmically to music, typically following a set sequence of steps

(of a person) move in a quick and lively way

a series of movements that match the speed and rhythm of a piece of music

Kinds of Dance

Ballroom Dances
-these dances started appearing first in Italy, during the early years of Renaissance.
Popularity of this kind of entertainment quickly swept over the Europe, United States and
the World. Altough many other simpler and more easily performed kinds of dances caused
the ballroom dances to lose some of their influence, modern worldwide dancing audience
started resurrecting these immortal dances in ever increasing pace.
Waltz this graceful and slow two person dance was first introduced in mid-19th century
and was greatly popularized by the music of the famous composer Johann Strauss. Today
this dance represents gold standard and the most famous dance of the ballrooms around
the world.
Viennes Waltz original form of waltz, first performed at the Italian courts is today
remembered as Viennese Waltz. It differs from the much more famous English Slow
Waltz by having much faster 180 beats per minute and was the first who introduced
closed hold between performers.
Tango originally created in the Argentinean region of Rio de la Plata, this dance is today
known by many of variations (Argentine Tango, Uruguayan Tango, Finish Tango and two
types of Ballroom Tangos- standard and American) and the fascinating sensual and
energetic style.
Cha Cha this incredibly rhythmic dance created in Latin Americe managed to meld
together both the slow and very energetic movements, making it an istant hit among the
dancers around the world.
Rumba popularity of this Cuban dance came from its focus on sensual hip movements of
dance partners. Since its creation in 1930s many types of Rumba were created, most
notably Cuban Rumba (with the sytles of the African slaves which created it), Catalan
Rumba (with Spanish flavor), Flamenco Rumba and African Rumba.
Samba is a famous dance and musical genre that originated form the coast of Africa and
land of Brazil. Today infectious rhythm of Samba is regarded as the national dance of
Brazil, and its famous Brazillian Carnival gathers millions Samba Dance fans every year.
Mamba this Cuban Dance that accompanies the music of the same name was introduced
in 1930s, and quickly managed to gain popularity with the exploits of famous musicians
and dancers such as Perez Prado, Benny Mor, Tongolele, Adalberto Martinez, Rosa
Carmina and Lilia Prado. (Quickstep, Jive, and Bolero)
African-American and Traditional Jazz Dances

Charleston this extremely popular dance type was popularized by famous tune called
The Charleston by composer and pianist James P. Johnson. Charleston craze soon took
over the enthusiastic dancers of Prohibition Era of United States.
Swing this dance is today synonym for the jazz and swing music of the 1920s-1930s.
Because of the many styles of Jazz music, Swing alson comes in many flavors Lindy Hop,
Jitterbug, Boogie Woogie, West Coast Swing and Rock and Roll.
Tap Dance this exteremly populary form of dance was first introduced during 1920s of
Prohibition Era in United States. Originally created by the African slaves, tap dancing
came into the mainstream with the performances of Nicholas Brothes. Few short years
later, tap dancing conquered Hollywood and then entire world/
Moonwalk this extremely famous dance move that emulates the illusion of walking
backwards was first performed by pop icon Michael Jockson in March in 1983, and ever
since dance move ever created managed to receive this amount of popularity and
recognition.
Boogie-Woogie this quick and energetic style of dance became widely popular during
1930s and 1940s.

Worldwide Dances/Latin Dances

Salsa this latin dance is today one of the most popular dances in Latin America, North
America, Europe and Australlia. Its very sensual form, energetic movements and
innovative choreography that was influenced by Mambo, Changuyi and Rumba made it
very popular all around the world.
Flamenco this famous Spanish dance originated from the region of Andalusia, and its
gained its name only in 18th century. Its magical, passionate and energetic fusion of singing
(Cante), guitar playing (Toque), dance and handclaps (plamas) made it famous in entire
world and became world and became one of the accepted heritages of entire humaninty.
Argentine Tango among many types of tango dance, Argentinian Dance strives to
preserve original form of tango that was first created in the region of Rio de la Plata.
Lambada this famous dance that originated from Para, Brayil became internationally
popular during 1980s. It managed to successfully fuse aspects of Forro, Salsa, Merengue,
Maxxie and the Carmb into unforgettable dance style.
Polka appearance of polka in mid-19th century created one of the largest dance crazes
that our world ever seen. It managed to influence countless other dances, became national
dance of many European countries and is extremely popular in entire Western Hemiphere.
(Jive, East Coast Swing, Capoeira, Country/Western Dance, Folk Dance, Belly Dance)