bolero

bolero

A slow Latin dance which originated as one of two forms of Rumba (Bolero Rumba and Son Rumba), and still shares many of the same figures. Bolero differs from Rumba in its tempo and style of music and movement.

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Parte del discorso: sostantivo
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Settore/Dominio: Danza
Categoria: Sala da ballo
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