Arte Performative - Dansul latin și social
Aici veți învăța câteva cuvinte englezești legate de dansul latin și social, cum ar fi „salsa”, „flamenco” și „square dance”.
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a vibrant Brazilian dance style distinguished by its rhythmic hip movements, lively footwork, and festive ambiance, commonly performed during carnival celebrations
samba
a Latin dance with rhythmic movements, intricate footwork, and hip movements, typically danced in pairs to salsa music
salsa
a lively Mexican dance with energetic movements, fast footwork, and acrobatic lifts, typically performed to traditional Mexican music
quebradita
a passionate and expressive Spanish dance form known for its intricate footwork, graceful arm movements, and emotive gestures
flamenco
a lively Cuban dance characterized by bold hip movements, syncopated footwork, and Afro-Cuban influences
mambo
a spanish dance that involves intricate footwork and graceful, flirtatious movements
bolero
a Brazilian dance style characterized by its smooth, relaxed movements and rhythmic sway, often performed to bossa nova music
bossa nova
a lively Spanish or Portuguese dance performed by couples, known for its spirited movements and flirtatious interactions
fandango
a sensual Latin dance from the Dominican Republic with hip movements, close partner connection, and rhythmic footwork, typically danced to bachata music
bachata
a lively Latin American dance known for its quick steps, syncopated rhythms, and playful hip movements, often performed by couples
cha-cha-cha
a Latin dance style characterized by its lively rhythm, typically danced in pairs or groups with rhythmic steps and hip movements, originating from Colombia
cumbia
a Brazilian dance style with energetic movements, typically danced in pairs with close partner connection, and accompanied by accordion, triangle, and zabumba drum rhythms
forró
a passionate ballroom dance from Argentina known for its dramatic movements and intricate footwork, often performed by couples
tango
a passionate and dramatic dance style with intricate footwork, close embrace, and improvisational nature, typically danced to tango music with distinctive rhythms and melodies
tango argentinian
a lively couple dance or its music that is originated in the Dominican Republic and Haiti, popular all over the Latin America
merengue
a provocative dance style from Puerto Rico with suggestive movements, often involving grinding and twerking motions, typically danced to reggaeton or Latin urban music with explicit lyrics
dans provocator
an athletic dance style that combines rock and roll music with acrobatics and lifts, characterized by high-energy movements, tricks, and lifts, typically performed in pairs or teams in competition settings
rock and roll acrobatic
an individual dance performance without a partner, characterized by self-expression, creativity, and personal interpretation of the music
dans solo
a coordinated style of dance performed by two or more individuals, characterized by shared connection, lead-and-follow dynamics, and synchronized footwork
dans partener
synchronized dance performed by a group with coordinated choreography, formation changes, and group dynamics
dans de grup
a traditional or folk dance where participants hold hands and dance in a circular formation
dans circular
a social dance where participants form a circle or closed formation and move together in unison to repeating music, characterized by simple steps and patterns
dans rotund
a formal social dance performed by couples, known for its elegant movements and precise footwork in various styles such as waltz, foxtrot, tango, and cha-cha-cha
dans de salon
a type of social dance where a group of individuals perform synchronized dance movements in a line or row, often to a specific piece of music
dans în linie
a graceful ballroom dance performed in triple time by couples in close embrace, known for its smooth, flowing movements and romantic atmosphere
vals
a social dance style characterized by participants frequently changing partners and dancing with multiple individuals throughout the course of the dance event
dans mixer
a vintage partnered swing dance that originated in the early 20th century, characterized by dynamic movements, spins, and intricate footwork
Texas Tommy (dans vintage partener)
a high-energy group dance that emerged in African American communities in Harlem, New York City during the swing era, featuring solo jazz movements and improvisation
Big Apple (dans)
a dance is executed with 16 dancers arranged in a 4-by-4 square formation, comprising of 8 couples
trecerea yankee olandeză
a lively French dance known for its high kicks, fast-paced movements, and playful choreography, often performed by a chorus line of dancers
cancan
a smooth and elegant ballroom dance characterized by long, flowing movements and danced in a closed position by couples
foxtrot
a lively square dance of French origin performed by four couples, featuring structured figures and patterns to music with a distinct rhythm
cadril
a lively ballroom dance with fast-paced movements and syncopated rhythms, often danced by couples in a closed position
quickstep
a lively country dance performed by couples to a quick-quick-slow rhythm
două pași
a partner dance that originated in African American communities in Chicago, characterized by smooth footwork, synchronized movements, and rhythmic patterns
Chicago stepping
a genre of dance characterized by improvisation, syncopated rhythms, and expressive movements, often influenced by African American music
dans jazz
a lively social dance performed by four couples in a square formation, guided by a caller's cues and often accompanied by traditional music
dans pătrățos
a lively dance characterized by rhythmic bouncing movements and close physical contact between dancers
dansul iepurașului
a lively Spanish dance characterized by its fast tempo, intricate footwork, and castanet accompaniment
cachucha
a fast-paced, sensual Brazilian dance that originated in the 1980s, known for its close body contact, flowing movements, and catchy music
lambada (substantiv)
a lively Brazilian dance with samba steps, hip movements, and syncopated rhythms
carioca
a lively Afro-Cuban dance with repeating steps and synchronized hip and arm movements to percussion music
conga
a formal social dance characterized by elegant and graceful movements, often performed in a group setting, and typically featuring traditional ballroom steps and patterns
cotillion
a slow and rhythmic Cuban dance known for its flirtatious movements and syncopated rhythms
habanera
a popular Spanish dance and song that gained worldwide fame in the 1990s, characterized by its catchy melody, simple dance steps, and hand gestures performed in a line dance formation
macarena
a lively dance known for its swiveling hip movements and twisting motions, often performed to rock and roll music
twist
a dramatic Spanish dance inspired by bullfights, featuring bold and rhythmic movements, often performed to lively Spanish music
paso doble
a dance form involving physical contact and partnering, using shared points of contact to create spontaneous movements through weight-sharing, momentum, and improvisation
improvizație de contact
a lively French dance known for its fast tempo, circular formations, and intricate weaving patterns
farandole
a synchronized style of dance performed by a group of dancers maintaining a specific arrangement on the dance floor
dans în formare
a social dance from the early 20th century, known for its simple steps and smooth gliding movements, often danced to ragtime music
un pas
a lively Caribbean ballroom dance known for its swaying hips, quick steps, and syncopated rhythms, often danced to Latin music
beguine
a slow gliding variation of the waltz that emerged in the late 19th century, characterized by smooth movements and typically danced in 3/4 time
Boston
a dramatic French dance characterized by aggressive movements and intense storytelling, often performed to dramatic music
dans apache
a popular dance style introduced in the 1970s in the United States, involving partners, typically one male and one female, bumping their hips to the beat of the music
bump
a lively rural dance event featuring simple steps, energetic movements, and community spirit
dans de fâneață
a genre of social dance that originated in rural regions, typically involving group dances performed to traditional country or folk music
dans de țară
a lively partner dance that originated in Sweden and is characterized by playful, bouncy movements, typically danced to fast-paced music
bugg
a smooth partner dance with intricate footwork and elaborate hand movements, originating from African American communities
dans cu mâinile