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Traditional Costumes

History of Cha Cha

Women:

  • multi-layered ruffles and often bare midriff

Men:

  • deep v-necks,interesting accents, and pops of color to accentuate the female's costume.

Cha Cha Venues

  • Weddings
  • Late night clubs
  • Ballroom dancing

Contemporary Costumes

  • In the Islands of the West Indies, some plants have seeds that are used to make a rattle called cha cha.
  • In Haiti,voodoo band consists of of 3 drums, a bell, and the leader uses a cha cha as a metronome.
  • Developed by Enrique Jorrin in Havana around 1953
  • Not as attention-grabbing
  • still ruffles or movable fabric
  • deep v-necks

Geography

Cha Cha:the dance

  • Has roots in religious rituals of the West Indies
  • Derived from 2 dances: the Mambo and Swing
  • In Mambo tempo,there is a distinct sound called the "Triple" Mambo step(chachacha)
  • Cha-Cha-Cha is an onomatopeia

People

  • flat/hills
  • Sierra Maestra
  • little inland lakes
  • Spanish descent, African descent, mullatos and chinese
  • a melting pot
  • religious freedom: roman catholics and voodoo

Economy

  • suffering
  • oil subsidies
  • monetary, trade, investment freedom,

Government

The Cha-Cha

originated in Cuba

  • Communism
  • General Raul Castro
  • PCC, or Partido Comunisto de Cuba

Culture/Lifestyle

  • What is Cuba like?
  • Food
  • Women
  • What do baseball, ballet, and music all have in common? (Hint: they are available to all!)

Cha-Cha; Origin and History

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