Rain on a roof!
becauseee rain comes from everywhere it doesnt have a rythm
Salsa is the dominican dance dancers move mostly the lower body up to the hips to the sounds of la guitarra.
<h3>By salsa dance, what do you mean?</h3>
The Latin dance known as salsa is linked to the same-named musical style that gained popularity in the United States in New York City during the 1960s. Salsa is a fusion of American dances like swing and tap with Cuban dances like the mambo, pachanga, and rumba. Some people assert that it came from a shout that musicians used to create enthusiasm when they played their music. In order to better advertise their music, the record company Fania Records popularized the term. According to Fania founder Johnny Pacheco, he chose the word "salsa" because of its spiciness and heat. Everything appears to be straightforward to do, uncomplicated, and fluid. The truth is that it takes a lot of effort and practice to become that smooth. The time it takes to learn to dance cannot be answered in a single sentence. It depends on whether you're leading or following, as well as whether you've danced before.
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I'm not 100% sure but, Impressionist artists were the first to paint outside (plein-air painting). The technical innovation of collapsible tubes of paint allowed this practice, which enabled the Impressionists to record, first-hand, fleeting effects of color and light in the landscape.
For example the life and work of Claude Monet serves as an allegory to Impressionism itself. One of the revolutionary aspects of Impressionism was its unfinished, sketchy quality seen in works such as Monet’s Impression-Sunrise or Bridge over a Pool of Water Lilies.
using optical sound (sound on film)
