Question

This Caribbean dance from Cuba and also popular in Puerto Rico usually has a lead and a follow. It uses improvisation of various movement combinations and spins. A) Sauce

The Dominican dance consists of three steps with a Cuban hip motion, followed by a tap including a hip movement on the 4th beat. B) Meringue
There's discussion about whether reggaeton originated in Panama or Puerto Rico because the first beats came from Panama but some of its popular sounds come from Puerto Rico. C) Bachata
This is a very simple dance in which the ladies start first with their right foot and the men on their left, and both take a step on every beat. D) Reggaeton

Answer 1

The person up top is correct

Step-by-step explanation:

D, Salsa: This Caribbean dance from Cuba and also popular in Puerto Rico usually has a lead and a follow. It uses improvisation of various movement combinations and spins.

A, Bachata: The Dominican dance consists of three steps with a Cuban hip motion, followed by a tap including a hip movement on the 4th beat.

B,Reggaetón: There's discussion about whether reggaeton originated in Panama or Puerto Rico because the first beats came from Panama but some of its popular sounds come from Puerto Rico.
C,Merengue: This is a very simple dance in which the ladies start first with their right foot and the men on their left, and both take a step on every beat.

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Answer 2

This caribbean dance from Cuba and also popuular in Puerto Rico usually has a lead and follow. It uses improvisation of various movement combinations and spins. A) Salsa

The Dominican dance consists of three steps with a Cuban hip motion, followed by a tap including a hip movement on the 4th beat. C) Bachata

There's a discussion about whether reggaeton originated in Panama or Puerto Rico because the first beats came from Panama but some of its populat sounds come from Puerto Rico. D) Reggaeton

This is a very simple dance in which the ladies start first with their right foot and the men on their left, and both take a step on every beath. B) Merengue

Step-by-step explanation:

I'm familiar with all of these dances as they are part of my culture