| Origin:Rueda de Casino originated in
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| | in the circle. Most of the moves involve
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| Havana, Cuba in the 60s. Rueda is a
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| | dancers changing partners and so, dancers
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| particular style of Salsa where dancers
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| | find themselves moving around the circle
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| form a circle and dance in pairs (leaders
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| | during a dance. A lot of the moves have
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| and followers). All dancers perform the
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| | hand signals to represent them, which is
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| same moves as they are called by the
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| | particularly useful when dancers are
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| "caller" and dancers swap partners quite
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| | dancing in a big circle or in a noisy
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| a few times during one
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| | environment when it is not particularly
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| dance.Music:Rueda's music is exactly the
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| | easy to hear the caller. Most Rueda moves
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| same as Salsa music, as it is just a
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| | are common to partner dancing in Salsa,
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| variation for the dance and not the
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| | whereas some are specific only to the
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| music. The music is played in 4/4 with
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| | group variation of the dance.Latinos NZ
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| beats 4 and 8 representing a pause and
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| | Popularity Scale: 7/10Rueda is quite
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| the other beats representing steps.
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| | popular in New Zealand and is quickly
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| Claves, Congo or the tin drum are often
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| | gaining popularity with more dancers
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| used to mark the main beats of the
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| | getting used to the dance. On an average
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| music.Dance:Rueda is a particular style
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| | night out in a Latin Club in New Zealand,
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| of Salsa where dancers form a circle and
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| | you will often see "Rueders" get together
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| dance in pairs (leaders and followers).
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| | for a few Ruedas.Why dance with just one,
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| All dancers then perform the same moves
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| | when you can dance with them all?!Article
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| when the moves are called by one person
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| | taken from Latinos.co.
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