Answer:
If you love salsa (not the sauce!), visit <u>Cuba</u>, where it originated and is also the island nation that looks like a crocodile!
Explanation:
The roots of salsa originated in Eastern Cuba (Santiago de Cuba, Guantanamo) from the Cuban Son (about 1920) and Afro-Cuban dance (like Afro-Cuban rumba). There, Spanish and Afro-Cuban musical elements were combined, both in terms of rhythm and the instruments used.
They can take names from the Bible . Like Maria , Jose , and Noah
In the Latin languages words that end in "a" are typically feminine.
Water and wine are two options