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- Rumba abstract "Rumba is a family of percussive rhythms, song and ballroom dance that originated in Cuba as a combination of various musical traditions. The name derives from the Cuban Spanish word rumbo which means "party" or "spree". It is secular, with no religious connections. People of African descent in Havana and Matanzas originally used the word rumba as a synonym for party. Olavo Alén states that over time, "rumba ceased to be simply another word for party and took on the meaning both of a defined Cuban musical genre and also of a very specific form of dance." The term spread in the 1930s and 1940s to the faster popular music of Cuba (the "Peanut Vendor" was a classic), where it was used as a catch-all term, rather like salsa today. Also, the term is used in the international Latin-American dance syllabus, but in reference to a slower dance based on the bolero-son. Ballroom rumba, or rhumba, is essentially son as opposed to the older folkloric rumba. Similarly, the African style of pop music called African Rumba or soukous is also son-based.The term is also used today for various styles of popular music from Spain, as part of the so-called Cantes de ida y vuelta, or music that developed between both sides of the Atlantic. Flamenco rumba is a genre that is entirely different from Cuban rumba.".
- Rumba derivative Columbia_(music).
- Rumba instrument Conga.
- Rumba musicFusionGenre Son_montuno.
- Rumba thumbnail Rumba_dance_pattern.png?width=300.
- Rumba wikiPageExternalLink rumba-dance-steps.
- Rumba wikiPageID "165422".
- Rumba wikiPageRevisionID "605319281".
- Rumba derivatives "Columbia - yambu".
- Rumba fusiongenres Afro-Cuban_jazz.
- Rumba fusiongenres Chachachá.
- Rumba fusiongenres Guajira_(music).
- Rumba fusiongenres Guaracha.
- Rumba fusiongenres Mambo_(music).
- Rumba fusiongenres Son_montuno.
- Rumba hasPhotoCollection Rumba.
- Rumba instruments "congas".
- Rumba name "Rumba".
- Rumba popularity "1940".
- Rumba regionalScenes "Cuba and rest of the world".
- Rumba stylisticOrigins "Afro-Cuban music".
- Rumba subject Category:Dance_in_Cuba.
- Rumba type Genre.
- Rumba type MusicGenre.
- Rumba type TopicalConcept.
- Rumba type Concept.
- Rumba comment "Rumba is a family of percussive rhythms, song and ballroom dance that originated in Cuba as a combination of various musical traditions. The name derives from the Cuban Spanish word rumbo which means "party" or "spree". It is secular, with no religious connections. People of African descent in Havana and Matanzas originally used the word rumba as a synonym for party.".
- Rumba label "Rumba".
- Rumba label "Rumba".
- Rumba label "Румба".
- Rumba sameAs Rumba.
- Rumba sameAs m.0160wq.
- Rumba sameAs Q2284121.
- Rumba sameAs Q2284121.
- Rumba wasDerivedFrom Rumba?oldid=605319281.
- Rumba depiction Rumba_dance_pattern.png.
- Rumba isPrimaryTopicOf Rumba.
- Rumba name "Rumba".