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What is the names of ballroom dances?

Standard dances:

- Waltz: A smooth, gliding dance in triple time.

- Tango: A passionate, dramatic dance in duple time.

- Viennese Waltz: A faster version of the Waltz, also in triple time.

- Foxtrot: A smooth, progressive dance in duple time.

- Quickstep: A fast, lively dance in quadruple time.

Latin dances:

- Cha-cha: A Cuban dance with a catchy rhythm in duple time.

- Samba: A Brazilian dance with a lively rhythm in duple time.

- Rumba: A Cuban dance with a slow, romantic rhythm in duple time.

- Paso Doble: A Spanish dance with a march-like rhythm in duple time.

- Jive: An American dance with a fast, upbeat rhythm in quadruple time.

Other ballroom dances:

- Swing: A group of dances that originated in the United States in the early 20th century, including Lindy Hop, Charleston, and Jitterbug.

- Salsa: A popular Latin dance that originated in Cuba in the 1970s.

- Bachata: A romantic Latin dance that originated in the Dominican Republic in the 1960s.

- Merengue: A lively Dominican dance in duple time.

- Cumbia: A Colombian dance with a slow, hypnotic rhythm in duple time.

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