A difficult dance originally featuring wild acrobatic moves, the Mambo is performed to a 4/4 beat. It is rhythmically similar to the slower bolero, though it has a more complex pattern of steps. As in many Latin dances, the dancers don’t move on the first beat. The combination that follows is described as “quick-quick-slow” or “step, rock, close, pause.” The foot moves (steps) on the second beat. On the third beat the weight shifts (rocks) to the opposite foot. On the fourth beat...
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