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vacunáo

In Rumba Guaguancó, a thrust made by the male depicting sexual capture of the female.
 
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yambú

A form of Rumba traditionally performed on the Cajones. It is a slow to medium tempo duple meter style and is danced by male-female couples but does not include Vacunáo of the Rumba Guaguancó.
 
Yoruba

Term used to describe the Nigerian (Yoruba) people, their language, folklore and musical styles. It is one of the most influential African populations in Cuba, the Caribbean and northern South America, particularly the northern regions of Brazil.
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vacunáo

In Rumba Guaguancó, a thrust made by the male depicting sexual capture of the female.
 
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yambú

A form of Rumba traditionally performed on the Cajones. It is a slow to medium tempo duple meter style and is danced by male-female couples but does not include Vacunáo of the Rumba Guaguancó.
 
Yoruba

Term used to describe the Nigerian (Yoruba) people, their language, folklore and musical styles. It is one of the most influential African populations in Cuba, the Caribbean and northern South America, particularly the northern regions of Brazil.
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