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AlladinOne [14]
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one of these dances originated in Europe - which one?
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tankabanditka [31]3 years ago
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Answer:

The dance originated in Europe is Paso Doble.

Explanation:

Rumba originated in Cuba, Tango in Argentina, Samba in Brazil. The only one of the dances mentioned that originated in Europe, more specifically in France/Spain, is Paso Doble.

The words Paso Doble mean "double step". Paso Doble is a type of ballroom dancing that started in France in the 16th century but became popular in Spain, where it incorporated the movements seen in bullfights. There are even Paso Doble tunes names after famous bullfighters. It is interesting to note that Paso Doble was adopted by the Spanish infantry as a fast-paced military march.

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