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Danzón

Danzón is the official genre and dance of Cuba. It is also an active musical form in the United States and Puerto Rico. Written in 24 time, the danzón is a slow, formal partner dance, requiring set footwork around syncopated beats, and incorporating elegant pauses while the couples stand listening to virtuoso instrumental passages, as characteristically…

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Cultural origins
Late 19th century, Cuba
Derivative forms
Mambo
Stylistic origins
Contradanza
Typical instruments
Flute · Violin · Piano · Double bass · Timbales

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History

Mexican Danzón

Concert music

Rhythmic structure

Mambo section

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Danzón

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related to Mexican Danzón · 17
Danzón → Amador Pérez Dimas, Cuba, Cuban, Gulf Coast, Later, Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico's, Nereidas, Oaxaca, Oaxacan, Salón México, Teléfono, The, Today, Veracruz, Zaachila
related to Precursors: figure dances · 16
Danzón → Creole, Cuba, Cuban, Cubans, El Triunfo, Faílde, Faílde's, Habanera, Havana's, In Matanzas, It, Matanzas, Out, The, The English, This
related to Influence of son · 13
Danzón → Aniceto Díaz, Barretto, Because, Cuba, El Bombín, Faílde's, From, In, José Urfé, Later, Orquesta Aragón, Rompiendo, This
related to history · 11
Danzón → By, Creation, Cuban, Faílde, Las, Manuel Saumell, Matanzas, Miguel Failde, Orquesta Faílde, Simpson, The
related to Structure and instruments · 11
Danzón → At, Charanga, Early, Early Cuban, Initially, Las, Miguel Faílde, Simpson, The, They, When
related to Mambo section · 8
Danzón → Arcaño, He, In, It, Mambo, Maravillas, Orestes, Orestes López
Typical instruments · 7
Danzón → Claves, Double bass, Flute, Güiro, Piano, Timbales, Violin
related to Initial perception · 7
Danzón → Apparently, Articles, Caribbean, Havana, Latin America, Similar, The
related to Style and form structure · 5
Danzón → An, Cuban, Ending, The, This
related to Rhythmic structure · 4
Danzón → Cuba, In, Saharan African, The

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dance cuba also cuban son first mambo music charanga form de contradanza habanera called time genre matanzas instruments introduction many

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DanzónCultural originsLate 19th century, Cuba1.00infobox
DanzónDerivative formsMambo1.00infobox
DanzónStylistic originsContradanza1.00infobox
DanzónTypical instrumentsFlute1.00infobox
DanzónTypical instrumentsViolin1.00infobox
DanzónTypical instrumentsPiano1.00infobox
DanzónTypical instrumentsDouble bass1.00infobox
DanzónTypical instrumentsTimbales1.00infobox
DanzónTypical instrumentsGüiro1.00infobox
DanzónTypical instrumentsClaves1.00infobox
Danzónis aofficial genre and dance of Cuba0.90text
Danzónis aslow0.90text

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