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Mambo / Salsa History - Page 2
A modified version of the "Mambo" (the original dance had to be toned down due to its violent acrobatics) was soon presented in New York and Miami nightclubs, then in dance studios across the country. One of the most difficult of dances, perhaps Mambo's single most important contribution to social dance is that it led to the development of the Cha-Cha.
The Mambo's popularity is currently surging, due in part to several films which recently featured the dance, plus the efforts of a man named Eddie Torres. A New York City dance pro and Mambo fanatic, Eddie is determined to reintroduce dancers to what he believes is the authentic style of mambo dancing, now called Salsa.
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