| Latin American Music and Dance form a big
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| | variations such as Mambo, Bachata,
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| part of Latin American culture. The ones
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| | Cumbia, Rumba. Every now and then, there
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| that have got us Kiwis excited the most
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| | is an event that has a Bateria followed
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| are Salsa, Merengue and Tango. Most Latin
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| | by Samba all round. Most Brazilian events
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| bands play a mixture of Salsa and
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| | in Wellington are organised by the guys
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| Merengue when performing at Latin clubs
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| | at Wellington Batucada.Having said that,
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| around New Zealand. Tango seems to take a
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| | Salsa is still the crowd pleaser. Cuban
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| back seat and evenings usually start with
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| | Style Salsa is more popular in New
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| Tango before the bands arrive. You will
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| | Zealand clubs, although Linear style is
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| also find a bit of Cha Cha happening at
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| | gaining in popularity. However, the best
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| the clubs, with the most popular song
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| | dancers seem to save their Linear moves
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| being "Let's Get Loud"! Most cities in
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| | for competitions and performances. With
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| New Zealand have adopted these dances as
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| | more and more Kiwi dancers getting into
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| their own with training institutes and
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| | in, it shouldn't be long before we start
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| Latin clubs emerging everywhere. On the
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| | seeing council organised events meant for
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| other hand, at the events you will also
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| | hundreds of dancers. The new Waitangi
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| see a bit of Rueda with anything from 10
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| | Park in Wellington would be a perfect
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| to 50 dancers in the circle.As the
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| | location for a community event of this
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| population of dancers taking up Latin
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| | kind.Article taken from Latinos.co.
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| Americal dancing is increasing, other
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