- What is a classic, but it's be diluted and made into a joke (Much like the Cabbage patch)
- A cultural movement best known for its impact of music in the form of music genre of the same name.
- What is Isabela's scarecrow festival that is held every January, a festival of thanksgiving of the Isabelinos for the rich agricultural harvest.
- In the ______________________, dancers seem to play Tetris while dancing and navigating in and out of "traffic" on the floor.
- It is a quick rotating ballroom dance with a subtle rise and fall
- It is a dance which involves extending your arms out while making fists with each hand and moving the arms in a horizontal, circular motion.
- It was a mix of the Cabbage Patch and something else . It was side to side with a dip
- The dance is loose, fluid and mimics cartoons or animated movies.
- It is a collection of various similar dance moves and styles put together into one practice and regarded as the same dance
- It is an African American form of street dance originating in the 1970s disco era of the underground LGBT club scenes in Los Angeles and New York
- received its name from the English word "waack", which means "waving arms
- It was basically the Robot breaking and powering down or back up.
- Many people have copied it and tried to make it their own, now it's a big part of the non dancer's two steps.
- It is danced in a closed hold (partners do not break their frame and remain connected) from start to finish.
- It is a quick version (naturally) of the foxtrot
- The ballroom version "Rumba" is derived from what
- It is the quintessential, "ballroom dance" (think, Cinderella!) Known for its characteristic "123,"
- It is the slowest International Latin dance in terms of music, however, it showcases alternating timings to depict fast moments within a slow dance.
- It is a ballroom dance composed of extremely quick stepping, syncopated feet rhythms, and runs Mark only one oval.
- Between American and International Rumba, which is danced with a straight leg action likened to the International Cha Cha?